Sentence examples for ever recorded before from inspiring English sources

The turmoil left more people displaced from their homes than ever recorded before.

It was also the earliest Category 5 hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic basin (beating Hurricane Allen's old record by nearly three weeks) and the only Category 5 hurricane ever recorded before August.

"We have put a barrier in at Hull and improved the flood defences [to withstand a peak] to 6.3m, so even though the peak forecast is higher than it has ever been recorded before, it is still significantly below some of the defences that have been put in place".

More than 600,000 square kilometres (sq km) more ice has melted in 2012 than was ever recorded by satellites before.

The city's total fertility rate the number of children a woman can expect to have during her lifetime was a mere 0.64 in 2002-03 (ofe of the lowest rates ever recorded in peacetime) before rising slightly to a still-low 0.89 in 2007.

If you do enable it, nothing is ever recorded in any way before the feature is triggered.

The only Ebola case ever recorded in West Africa before the current outbreak, she is simply described in four scientific papers as a 34-year-old woman who contracted the disease in 1994 while working as a chimpanzee researcher in the Taï National Park in Ivory Coast.

Unlike most jazz musicians, for whom there is a warming-up period followed by a supernova explosion, Christian apparently had his style under control before he ever recorded.

For viewers who lived through the British Invasion of the early 1960s, going from Philip Townsend's 1963 portrait of the smooth-faced Rolling Stones before they ever recorded an album to Mark Seliger's 2005 image of a craggy, sinewy sexagenarian Mick Jagger leaning against a brick wall is truly affecting.

These are song that we played live before we ever recorded them, which is different from our previous records.

This is not me bragging about it, but we knew "Mountain Music" was a hit before we ever recorded it.