Sentence examples for ever in-depth from inspiring English sources

We were having a quiet normal life," Anatoly says in his first ever in-depth interview.

These indications of poor MCTS performance, coupled with the potential of the MCTS to ensure timely MCH service delivery, underscored the need for the first ever in-depth assessment of the MCTS.

The report, released by the Chief Justice Earl Warren Institute on Law and Social Policy at UC Berkeley School of Law, is a first-ever in-depth analysis of Secure Communities data obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.

They built the first-ever in-depth international model of who owns what and what their revenues are.

But have you ever taken an in-depth look at the different levels of your chosen career and how other people with similar positions have attained their present height?

Few (4.0%) first-year university women had ever taken an "in-depth workshop or training on sexual assault or rape".

Let the Oxford professorship's authority be revived as a platform for authentic poetry ticket-bookings, scheduling ever newer departures and in-depth arrivals way beyond mere careerist arrivism.

It was, and will always be, by far the most in-depth I've ever gone with any character.

She has turned down 50 requests, she says; this is her first in-depth interview ever.

In his latest collection, The Bazaar of Broken Dreams, King gets more in-depth than ever, talking about what inspired the stories in such an honest way that it couldn't have come from another writer's pen.

At the American Museum of Natural History, which is about to open what it describes as "the most in-depth exhibition ever" on Darwin and his work, curators and other staff members instruct volunteer "explainers" on the science behind its exhibitions, according to Stephen Reichl, a spokesman.