Sentence examples for ever based on a from inspiring English sources

Batman: Arkham City isn't just the best Batman game; it is by far the best game ever based on a comics franchise.

Rabbit!" it is the funniest children's book ever based on a 19th-century-style optical illusion (or more properly, the Internet tells me, "ambiguous figure").

Still, the spot, focused on "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost, was a standout, if for nothing more than its novelty as perhaps the only game commercial ever based on a poem.

The game also holds a Guinness World Record for "Most Critically Acclaimed Superhero Game Ever" based on an average Metacritic score of 91.67.

It's excruciatingly, excoriatingly hot and my friend - oh my friend who's just about to find out she isn't my friend and never was my friend because, good God, was friendship ever based on this? - has a hangover.

Meanwhile, there are more Series A rounds than ever, based on our latest CrunchBase data.

Although Blair cancelled a signing event at Waterstone's in central London scheduled for today, fearing protests, the bookseller nonetheless said A Journey had become its fastest selling autobiography ever, based on first-day sales.

The Met Office forecast last December that this year would be the hottest ever, based on its observations.

More Conservatives are "pro-life" and more Labour MPs "pro-choice", but allegiances are rarely, if ever, based on this single issue.

If American prosperity was ever based on our educational system, it was precisely because we taught reading, writing and arithmetic, along with a healthy side of history, civics, music, art, foreign language and physical education.

In 1925 the French anthropologist Marcel Mauss published his classic essay "The Gift," which argued that contrary to the textbook account of primitive man merrily trading beaver pelts for wampum, no society was ever based on barter.