Sentence examples for ever image from inspiring English sources

On it was to appear the first ever image from Hubble, Nasa's powerful, sparkling space telescope.

If all goes to plan, by the end of 2012 Guernsey will have the world's first ever image rights registry, which will allow celebrities to earn a fortune from not just their face but also their catchphrases, mannerisms and gestures.

Rae Smith: I learnt to ride a horse when I was little and of course, by working on War Horse, I've learnt a lot more about horses than I could ever image and I'm still in awe of Joey.

The company also revealed the first ever image of its Nikola Two truck design (above), with a smaller, 'day cab' style design but similar range and performance to the Nikola One long-haul semi truck.

Ever image is an interplay between reality as is – the tatty jelly shoes, and the half-drunk pints of Boddingtons, the Sally Army band marches and the abandoned pitch and putt putters – and the characters you empathise with: old men at bus stop and children gamely trying to enjoy with broken toys.

In 1972, in Ways of Seeing, John Berger described how, "for the first time ever, images of art have become ephemeral, ubiquitous, insubstantial, available, valueless, free".

The scientists are hoping to investigate the appearance of the moons in more detail when Nasa's New Horizons spacecraft flies by Pluto next month and beams back the first ever images of the planet at close quarters.

The need to understand the world through visual means would seem more acute than ever; images transcend the barriers of language, and enhance communications in an increasingly globalised world.

"It's really the most Jupiter-ish thing ever imaged directly," he says.

The fifth comet ever imaged so close up, Hartley 2 looks a bit like a dog bone, or a dumbbell, or, more technically, a highly elongated triaxial thingy.

Sure, search may be the most lucrative advertising platform ever imaged, but it was just too capital intensive for Yahoo to continue to compete.