Sentence examples for ever during the from inspiring English sources

That question has come to the fore more than ever during the tumultuous presidency of Lawrence H. Summers.

In 2008, it issued a release saying that it would run the shortest television commercial ever during the Super Bowl, at two seconds.

For a start, the job is not vacant: Tony Blair made it plainer than ever during the election that he intended to serve a full second term.

Language has been seeping into art since the early days of the century, of course, and more than ever during the last ten years.

With competition for jobs higher than ever during the extended recession, stories from applicants and recruiters suggest that prejudice and discrimination are still commonplace.

The firm reported $1.9 billion in subprime-related charges last year and recorded its first quarterly loss ever during the fourth quarter.

On December 13th we went out to dinner to the Cheesecake Factory, which we never, ever, ever did during the week.

More than 800 climbers attempted to scale Everest during the 2013 spring season and the number is expected to be similar this year too, according to the mountaineering department.

It is unclear whether climbing will go ahead on the southern side of Everest during the much less popular "post-monsoon" season in September or October.

Jordan's attempt to climb the highest mountains in all seven continents, and particularly his attempt of Everest during the narrow window of the spring climbing season, has stimulated a rousing dialogue in the climbing community and beyond.

None of them had ever, during all the hard years, seen Dr. King cry.