Sentence examples for had ever conceded from inspiring English sources

"The most goals I had ever conceded before in a match was five," said Taylor, who also admitted that he had only become a goalkeeper a year previously.

Chasing the biggest score they had ever conceded in a one-day international against Australia never seemed likely for England and a top-order collapse further demonstrated the gulf in class.

It was the most goals that Brazil had ever conceded at home and just the second time it had ever conceded seven goals in any match, according to ESPN Stats & Info.

He had wielded greater power than the US has ever conceded to a national leader, or is ever likely to again.

Michael Carrick's own goal was the first Champions League qualifying goal United have ever conceded at home.

Iran's goal - scored after 92 minutes and 48 seconds - was the latest goal Portugal have ever conceded at the World Cup.

Liverpool have conceded 10 goals in their last three Premier League away games; the most the Reds have ever conceded over a three-game period on the road in the competition.

However, that England even got near to chasing down such a huge total - the biggest they have ever conceded in this format - is a testimony to the positivity of this new side and the progress they have made in such a short space of time.

In all of history, no tyrannical power has ever conceded peacefully.

"I thought he was quite simply the most wonderful person I had ever met," concedes the biographer.

Have they ever conceded four goals having been 4-0 up?