Sentence examples for ever decades from inspiring English sources

But the same is true of equities as well; repeated bailouts of financial markets between 1987 and 2000 have been followed by one of the worst ever decades for equity performance.Does this mean support programmes should never be attempted?

"The Black Stallion" (1979): Working hard as ever decades into his career, Rooney earned his fourth Oscar nomination for his finely shaded performance as a retired jockey turned horse trainer who helps a boy (Kelly Reno) groom his steed in "The Black Stallion".

On the track, the people's champion was always Ovett, never Coe; in politics, he represented his party through its darkest ever decade.

In his Encyclopaedia of Nineties Music, Colin Larkin states that the Nineties were "second only to the '60s as the best-ever decade for popular music".

The world is on course for its fastest-ever decade of growth in GDP per head, which has been powering ahead at an annual rate of 3.2% since 2000 far faster than during the great period of globalisation that ended with the first world war.Somme where, over the rainbowIf that comparison raises spectres, so it should.

This decade's four semi-final places is Italian football's lowest ever; previous decades have wielded – in order from 1956-1965 to 1996-2005 – six, six, five, six and eight semi-final spots respectively.

If ever, after decades as a coach, he decided to try his hand at building a team from the executive suite, surely he'd do it in L.A.

"Eureka!" moments are far and few between, arrived at, if ever, by decades of tedious and persistent tinkering.

The country is still recovering from its worst drought ever, a decade-long parching that the government says was deepened by climate change.

And Annette's profile still defines the first half of that ever-debatable decade as much as Jackie's pillbox hat.

After decades of ever more, ever cheaper, and ever more disposable everything, businesses and consumers may well need fewer things.