Sentence examples for ever at which from inspiring English sources

Holyfield ventured that this American dream team might be the best ever, at which point it seemed a very dubious assertion.

This presence slightly overshadows her songs, but you get the feeling that will not be the case for ever, at which point she might well be unstoppable.

Mr. Thomas J. Watson has been surrounding himself and his co-workers with the THINK exhortation ever since 1911, at which time he was in charge of sales and adv for the National Cash Register Co.

I didn't notice Nolan was using A Tale of Two Cities until the Act 5 (or 7 ...) burial scene where Gordon quotes directly from it, "'Tis a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done," at which point the incongruous stuff such as the scenes of blue collar people tearing fur coats off trophy wives suddenly had an explanation.

The workload also took its toll on young Everett, who around this time acquired the nickname "Ever-at-it", which would be used throughout his life.

(However, just to muddy the waters, Leibniz also claims that as a matter of fact, no body ever has zero force, which on the reading proposed means no body is ever at rest, which would be surprising given all the collisions bodies undergo).

Luke Recker and Glen Worley each scored 14 points for Iowa (7-3), which bounced back from an upset at Northern Iowa to hand the Cyclones a loss that matched their biggest ever at Hilton Coliseum, which opened in 1971.

The crowd of 26,132 was the smallest ever at Turner Field, which opened in 1997.

This was the first boxing show ever at Radio City Music Hall, which underwent a $70 million facelift last year.

This year's Jurassic World currently has the record for biggest opening weekend ever at $208.8M, which has itself surpassed the previous record of $207.4M set by The Avengers.

Is there ever a point at which it is important to say, "this far and no further"?