Sentence examples for ever to begin from inspiring English sources

Along with setting a PGA Tour low against par for consecutive rounds, his 36-hole stroke total was the lowest ever to begin a tournament.

If we are ever to begin to change attitudes and create an environment in which women are judged entirely on their musicianship rather than their gender, we have to make it very clear that attitudes like Petrenko's are unacceptable.

A Giant of Letters Say this for Mark Bavaro's breezy debut novel, "Rough & Tumble" (St. Martin's Press, $24.95): It is undoubtedly the best work of fiction ever to begin, " 'H slot out Z-Motion Sixty-two Semi Y-Hook Z-Flag on two, on two!' " Bavaro, you may recall, was the New York Giants' All-Pro tight end during the latter half of the 1980s.

This is the first American generation ever to begin economic life deeply in debt.

The only other starting pitcher ever to begin his postseason career with four such starts was Christy Mathewson.

The Contras just happened to pick the worst possible time ever to begin peddling cheap cocaine in black neighborhoods.

BRUSSELS, Sept. 20 - The European Union on Tuesday appeared closer than ever to beginning membership talks with Turkey on Oct. 3, despite last-minute objections from the Greek Cypriots.

There was very little chance of it ever happening to begin with; there was even less of a chance of it ever happening again.

There are no serious negotiations, no indications Israel ever intends to begin ending the occupation, and the monstrous blockade on Gaza is as brutal as ever.

If it ever worked to begin with.

In those 20 games, the Yankees' starting pitchers went 15-0, somethino no team's starters had ever done to begin a season.