Sentence examples for ever recorded then from inspiring English sources

Without warning, on a cold sunny day, an entire region was shaken by one of five most powerful earthquakes ever recorded; then the unimaginable power of a tsunami swept away everything in its path.

In the speech, Bachmann said that her family arrived in the state in the eighteen-fifties and experienced a series of misfortunes: "the worst winter in fifty years," "the worst flooding in forty-two years," "the worst drought that anyone had ever recorded," and then a plague of "locusts".

And there are more striped bass now then ever recorded.

At that time, Dvorak classifications, which measure a tropical cyclones intensity, were at "7.0", which was then the highest ever recorded in the basin, though this was later matched by hurricanes Hernan and Trudy of the 1990 Pacific hurricane season.

The official, un-rounded time of 9.762 seconds was then the fastest time ever recorded.

(The Fraser's sockeye salmon bounced back in 2010 with one of the biggest runs ever recorded, and have hovered around their long-term averages since then).

A great idea: shame, then, that this is literally the least relaxing song ever recorded.

Then he established a commission to study the tax system, and then he was re-elected by the highest margin ever recorded for a governor.

Emily then briefly reached Category 5 intensity the earliest such storm ever recorded in the Atlantic.

"Then our bars team total was the best I think we've ever recorded as a Great Britain team.

And then look at what happens in California after the hottest and driest summer ever recorded there.