No Morris of my acquaintance has ever travelled so fast.
No consumer-electronics device has ever sold so fast, according to Guinness World Records.
"Some people in the trade believe that no other song ever sold so fast in so short a time," The New York Times reported that year, citing estimates that "Goodnight, Irene," which became a No. 1 hit, was played two million times a day on radio, television and jukeboxes.
Whenever we drew closer, his tail wagged ever so slightly faster.
He rattled off his (impressively articulate, as ever) talking points so fast that they were hard to follow.
No technology has ever become so ubiquitous so fast.
Nothing we have ever done has spread so fast and happened so easily.
"No one's ever seen me run so fast as I did backstage".
No one had ever circled the globe so fast; American journalist Nellie Bly stepped off the train in New York on 25 January 1890 – and into history.
"No other sovereign entity ever grew so large so fast to become so rich and so strong," Richard Kluger writes in "Seizing Destiny," his detailed history of how the United States put together the pieces of real estate that would eventually make it the wealthiest, most powerful nation on earth.
but no touch screen application has ever become so prolific, so fast, as did the smartphone touch screen.
