Sentence examples for ever distance from inspiring English sources

If I looked at my own event, Maria Mutola was probably the greatest ever distance runner.

Only this time, Britain's greatest ever distance runner was not battling for world championship gold, but bronze.

He's considered by many the greatest ever distance runner, and he's already on the way to becoming Ethiopia's greatest tycoon.

The space lab is now flying at an altitude of more than 380km (235 miles) - its furthest ever distance from Earth in its finished configuration.

But since his exchange with the former Olympic and world champion, Farah has gone on to become Britain's greatest ever distance runner and the finest in the world right now.

But neither Lennon nor Yoko Ono, who was given a co-songwriting credit earlier this year, ever distanced themselves from the message of or the philosophy behind "Imagine". Consequently, American conservatives, missing the point entirely, have never stopped ripping the lyrics.

This victory comfortably cemented him as Britain's greatest-ever distance runner.

But the desert offers something that no forest brook or valley ever can: distance.

While jumping, he soared with feet outstretched like a hawk's talons, clawing for ever more distance.

Writing in Slate, Mark Tracy called it both "like the work of an eighth grader going through his Beat phase" and "the best novel ever about distance running".

But if the country did not change course, he said, it would face "more broken dreams, more isolation, ever more distance between the people of North Korea and the dignity and the opportunity that they deserve".