Sentence examples for ever were before from inspiring English sources

"If we beat them, we'll know we're much better than we ever were before".

Our grades are more our own than they ever were before and it is therefore unacceptable for the university to make these decisions for us.

"This is significant because we're closer to Wall Street than we ever were before," Chris Andrews, 28, said, "and Wall Street is where everything happens".

"Lately, there are a lot more front-runners out there; there are more Patriots hats out there than there ever were before," he said.

Granted, she and husband Bill are far better off financially than they ever were before, her only daughter is married and settled down and she is openly talking about retirement, like more than a few other people her age.

"The Partnership" — the voice of New York's business elite — "says, 'We're more mobile than we ever were before, and we're not going to stay in New York.' " At a recent dinner party, he heard friends talking about re-executing their wills in Florida and New Jersey to escape higher New York taxes.

It has gotten to be a far more serious situation than it ever was before".

"I think our profile is larger than it has ever been before," he said.

The crowd was magnificent and huge, bigger than any crowd had ever been before!

"English is dominant in a way that no language has ever been before," he said.

It's a lot more ultra-casual now than it ever was before," he said.