Sentence examples for ever further than from inspiring English sources

There are emergency exits every 600 m, so that no train is ever further than 300 m away from one.

Stretch even further than ever.

In the wake of the attack on Orlando, Florida's Pulse nightclub, media, political and societal climates have become more toxic than ever, further fuelling the engine of Islamophobia.

In the wake of the attack on Orlando, Florida's Pulse nightclub, media, political and societal climates have become more toxic than ever, further fueling the engine of Islamophobia.

I don't think I've ever run further than a mile, and even that probably took me about half an hour.

Rutherford, who had only twice ever jumped further than the winning mark set by Henderson, has built up colossal reserves of resilience and self belief over four sometimes controversial years since London.

It is troubling to learn that it ever got further than that.Within this miscellany there are some clues as to the future direction of Republican anti-poverty policies.

But no one has ever pushed them further than Trump.

David Cameron, were he ever to look further than the Bullingdon Club for his "big society" successes, might be pleasurably surprised.

Neither Jarrow or Norton have ever made it further than the first qualifying round, although Richie fondly remembers the day two years ago Jarrow reached the FA Vase semi-final.

At least the celebrity crush can rarely ever find life further than the end of a season on Netflix or a miraculous Twitter favourite.