Sentence examples for ever in excess from inspiring English sources

Nothing was ever in excess.

In terms of sales, it's the most successful driving series ever, selling in excess of 100m copies, around 10m ahead of the various iterations of Mario Kart, its closest rival.

The couple's marriage in 1997 gave the BBC One show one of its biggest-ever audiences - in excess of 22 million - although the ceremony was nearly cancelled after a riotous stag night.

Wildly prolific and famously undisciplined, Winogrand shot many more pictures than he ever printed — he left behind in excess of sixty-six hundred rofls ofilmlm.

She quickly became the first Latina actress ever to earn a salary in excess of $1million, and is now the proud owner of the most coveted rear in the western hemisphere.

In that time just those requiring the most intensive care are ever likely to accrue bills in excess of £72,000.

Most economists would say there is no chance that the United States would ever default; this would be an act of collective insanity far in excess of anything ever seen in this country or anywhere in the world.

The 72-foot (22-metre) carbon-fibre catamarans with their 132-foot wing sails were the fastest sailing boats ever designed, capable of downwind speeds in excess of 50mph (80kph) on their foils as they almost literally flew past the shoreline spectators.But one boat was clearly much quicker than the other sailing upwind.

All study sites have witnessed average annual reductions in the mortality hazards of HIV-positive adults in excess of 10% ever since, and total mortality declines following the expansion of ART vary between 58 and 84%.

No living snake has ever been found with a verified length in excess of 9.6 metres (about 31.5 feet).

Mortgage lending banks failed before that could ever happen, and they took depositors' money (in excess of the FDIC insurance amount) down with them.