Sentence examples for ever on monday from inspiring English sources

Banks across Europe will embark on one of the most frenzied money switches ever on Monday, as they try to load most of their 200,000 automated bank tellers with crisp new euro notes before the stroke of midnight.

It's about to touch Britain when Cartoon Network launches into the middle of one of the most impenetrable, but rewarding storylines ever on Monday.

The largest such exchange-traded fund, with the ticker symbol GLD, had its most active day ever on Monday.

The current version, with its prime-time slot, boisterous applause and "American heroes" sitting in the first lady's box, is a product of the television age.Mr Bush looked as cocky as ever on Monday evening.

Before his remarks, the Dow industrials hit yet another record intraday high and the S.& P. 500-stock index edged closer to its highest closing level ever on Monday after negotiators reached a deal to keep Cyprus afloat with a financial bailout and prevent the country's possible exit from the euro zone.

The prospect of even a temporary truce in Syria seemed as distant as ever on Monday, as violence continued unabated across much of the country with hospitals in two towns apparently being bombed by forces supporting Bashar al-Assad, days after Russia denied it was targeting civilians in its aerial campaign.

As a result, the difference in yields between two-year and 10-year notes grew to one of its widest points ever on Wednesday, showing the hesitance toward longer-term government debt.

Morgan Stanley closed out one of its most wrenching fiscal years ever on Wednesday with a $2.36 billion quarterly loss and downbeat forecasts for the year ahead.

Its cobblestone aisles and alleyways were as loud, profane and hurly-burly as ever on Saturday.

A resolution to the face-off seemed further away than ever on Saturday.

We and the team need the fans more than ever on Saturday".