Sentence examples for ever in one from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sokolove's book, which grew out of a 2001 article he wrote for The New York Times Magazine, is not simply a biography of Mr. Strawberry, but a group portrait of him and his teammates on the 1979 Crenshaw High Cougars, "the greatest high school team ever," in one veteran scout's opinion, a team that included two future All-Stars, with most of its members drafted by the pros.

He said that repairs to the electrical grid were going well, thanks to what he called "the largest assemblage of human beings ever in one area for power".

The country's total fertility rate as of 2016 was 1.4, and the total number of births was the lowest ever in one hundred and eighteen years that records have been kept.

In fact, despite claims to the contrary, and the fact that Eazy's one-time arch rival Suge Knight is likely facing a life sentence, gangsta rap remains as popular as ever, in one form or another.

In June alone, at least six people died, the most ever in one month: Eric B. Christmas, James A. Cobb, Jacob J. Lair, Anthony C. Oliver, Jerry W. Pickens and Mr. Lieberman.

When the stock market reopened on March 15 after being closed for more than a week, the Dow Jones industrial average jumped more than 15percentthethe biggest percentage gain ever in one day.

For example, corporal punishment was simply measured by one question of whether the respondents were ever beaten in one Beijing study [ 8].

We ended up having nineteen people from our group summit that day, the most people from one team to ever reach the top of Everest in one day.

"It's my first ever hole-in-one, so that was pretty sweet.

Ireland have only ever triumphed in one play-off.

Nobody who ever lived in one would do that".