Sentence examples for ever is starting from inspiring English sources

The largest collaborative science teaching project ever is starting to take shape, with resources due to apper on the web this month.

Feel like the luckiest AND happiest man in world," tweeted Rupert Murdoch on 4 March as he headed off on honeymoon; and "ever" is starting to look a plausible possibility, since by the end of last week a biblical 40 days had passed without another mini-missive.

"It is important that we consider that we are as close to a team as we have ever been starting in January," he said.

With college tuition costs and student loan debts at a record high -- not to mention the recession affecting family incomes -- more students than ever are starting to make preparations for paying for college before they even get accepted.

But local concerns and further study prevented the project from ever being started.

In the history of the Olympics, no new stadium has ever been started just before the committee vote.

A spokesman for the F.A.A. refused to comment on whether any official investigation had ever been started against the two men, citing the criminal investigation into the hijackings.

I don't think it's ever been started, but it's there, ready to go, in my garage".

Even if this is the first company ever being started, financiers can still be found.

His hostility is shared by many here, unhappy at the attention the conference - bigger this year than ever - is starting to get.

The march towards ever-smaller and faster chips "is starting to come unglued", says Dr Mudge.