Sentence examples for ever in the first from inspiring English sources

Martinez was as overpowering and confusing as ever in the first six innings, striking out six of the first nine hitters he faced, throwing fastballs at speeds as high as 98 miles an hour and holding the Yankees hitless until the fourth inning.

Merritt, who advanced by winning an earlier heat in 13.07 seconds, the fastest time ever in the first round, said he had spoken with Liu on Tuesday morning and "nothing was wrong with him going into the race".

When it comes to the women's omnium, of course, Laura Trott is a British certainty, and the reigning Olympic and European champion appeared as composed as ever in the first three disciplines.

For example, according to Moody's Investors Service, the issuing of what are known as asset-backed securities reached its highest level ever in the first half of 2003, at $205.4 billion.

There will be some help as ever in the first hour of the final day, and there has been enough turn for Gareth Batty for Moeen Ali to ponder if he might not make an impact with the ball: the game is very much alive.

Spieth was sharp as ever in the first PGA Tour event of the year, even with the one part of the game he has neglected lately.

Ambac had its first losses ever in the third and fourth quarters as the value of those securities tumbled.

Volunteers are becoming more essential than ever in the third sector.

Damian Woetzel does his mercurial projectile thing as brilliantly as ever in the third movement.

Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate he has run for decades, recently reported its worst year ever: in the fourth quarter, net income fell 96percenttoto $117 million.

The League One match will be the Cod Army's first ever in the third tier.