Sentence examples for ever compared to the from inspiring English sources
He continued to climb, but nothing, she said, ever compared "to the best ascent he ever did".
"Nothing in my career ever compared to the magnitude of this crime and the acts of pure evil," said the former detective, John F. Nolan.
"I don't think any Masters will ever compare to the '86 Masters," he said, referring to Jack Nicklaus's sixth Masters victory at age 46, "but for me, this one does".
He steps into fatherhood and into a great unknown: what do you do when you have won more medals than anybody ever and have to start again at something else? Nothing will ever compare to the rush of these races, of the roar of the crowd and the constant affirmation that he – yes he – was the best in the world over and over again.
Of course, nothing can really ever compare to the two bowling extravaganzas forever etched into my memory.
But he says none of them can ever compare to the first group of kids he ever coached, the gang from Dolores Park from 1967-1974.
Although that weekend at the BET Awards led to selfies as crazy as this, or as cool as this... nothing would ever compare to the one I took on that flight with her.
If you were (or "was") there, you might as well give up, Clear Blue Water is saying, because nothing in your paltry, grayscale existence will ever compare to the two hours of ready-made transcendence served up by Martin Garrix on an island in the Danube in the halcyon summer of 2015.
