Sentence examples for ever that year from inspiring English sources

The championship team of 1985 86 featured rookie goaltender Patrick Roy, who became the youngest Conn Smythe Trophy winner (awarded to the postseason's most valuable player) ever that year and would later retire after finishing his career with the Colorado Avalanche as the NHL's winningest goalie of all time.

He perished on Everest that year.

It has become clearer than ever that the movie year is divided into two parts.

Ruston's Bearcats football team won its first-ever state championship that year, with Jones playing left halfback and tailback.

By comparison, REIT P/E ratios have averaged nearly 1/3 less than those of the S&P 500 over the previous 12 years, and 2007 is only the third year ever that REIT P/E ratios have ever exceeded the S&P 500 (see attached slideshow).

2011 was the first year ever that more people in Latin America were classified as being middle class than being in poverty (living on $4 a day or less).

It is the first time ever that Sports Personality of the Year has been broadcast from Northern Ireland.

"This is the very first year ever that we have our swimming pool completely covered, and it's because of that scare last year," Ms. Basmajian said.

Group M, the combined media buying arm of Sir Martin Sorrell's WPP, has predicted that 2016 will be the first year ever that digital spend will account for more than half (50.8%) the UK's total £17bn-plus spend.

That too is part of a new trend: 2011 was the first year ever that more money was spent on research by foreign-owned firms in Britain than by British-owned businesses.

Well, it wasn't the warmest year ever; that one happened back when the Earth was a fireball.