Sentence examples for ever on record from inspiring English sources

So, it's goodbye to the second wettest year ever on record, and hello... sunshine?

The hottest day ever on record in the UK is 38.5C in Faversham, Kent, on 10 August 2003.

"In large parts of southern Asia and of central Africa, it is likely to be the warmest ever on record," said Mr Jarraud.

Last week, the oldest man ever on record, Jiroemon Kimura, from Kyotango near Kyoto, passed away at the age of 116.

It was by far the biggest leak of classified documents in U.S. history, and thus it is not surprising that the punishment would be the longest ever on record for leaking such information.

This June was also the hottest ever on record and 2010 is on course to be the warmest year since records began, according to separate data from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration published last month.

That's the highest number ever on record one in every 122 humans on this planet.

The band morphed into Salt Chunk Mary, although nothing was ever released on record.

Around 16,000 homes and businesses were flooded in England during December, the wettest ever month on record.

Britain's bitterly cold spring has already seen the coldest March since 1962 and the coldest ever Easter on record - and for some the dismal weather looks set to continue.

Professor Nick Graham of Lancaster University said the devastation worldwide was probably now on the same scale as the worst ever bleaching on record, which occurred during 1997-98 and wiped out 16% of the world's reefs in a single year.