Sentence examples for ever to strike from inspiring English sources

The authorities created a task force to investigate the wildfires, which were the worst ever to strike Australia.

OUR MINISTER TELLS OF DOMINICAN LOSS; 180-Mile Wind, Worst Ever to Strike Caribbean, Swept the Island, C.B. Curtis Says.

But the most terrifying crime mystery ever to strike this city has never really been laid to rest.

But, with all its accessibility, it does leave managers freer than ever to strike their own balance between fickleness and fidelity.

If Lear is minded like the weather, Catherine and Heathcliff are bodied like it — together, the most famous storm ever to strike the Yorkshire moors.

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But his music, we repeat (and we can't repeat it too often) is still inimitably superb, still the greatest show music that ever struck, or is likely ever again to strike, the Broadway sector.

Otto took an atypical path; it crossed the Caribbean into the Pacific, becoming the first ever hurricane to strike Costa Rica.

But even if you do not possess the ruder sort of mind, no pre-budget statement is ever likely to strike you as magical.

The challenge, as ever, is to strike a balance that grants sufficient leeway to protect the nation's borders without allowing the intimate details of people's lives and work to be searched, seized and copied on a whim.

"It's becoming ever harder to strike a balance between people who want a pristine nature reserve and those who want aggressive economic development," says Fernando Espinoza, the director of the Charles Darwin Foundation on the islands.