Sentence examples for had ever established from inspiring English sources

"No freshman had ever established their rep that fast," Questlove recalls.

No one else had ever established so secure a place in film history on the basis of so few roles, but then no other woman had become a sex symbol after making her screen debut at 40, either.

Nobody has ever established whether they were ordered to do this.

No one has ever established the extent to which Vergès did, or did not, cross the line into the shadowy world of his clients and their armed struggles.

Nobody has ever established which of the "Monotones" is I and which is II; the trio that is performed second, by one woman and two men in allover tight white costumes to Satie's "Trois Gymnopédies" (orchestrated by Claude Debussy and Roland-Manuel) is the one Ashton made first.

Microsoft also says that this is "the most comprehensive" agreement it has ever established with the DoD.

Cablevision today announced it would begin offering the Hulu Plus subscription service to its broadband customers, making it the first time Hulu has ever established a deal with a traditional pay TV provider to resell its streaming service.

Many have also been subjected to Freudian, Jungian, and other psychological analyses, but no mode of interpretation has ever established itself definitively.

Despite this, both Farouq Saif and Mohammed al-Tumani remain in Guantánamo, and no one has ever established the identities of the other 58 or 59 men who were falsely accused.

The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are the most widely supported and comprehensive development goals the world has ever established.

What followed in the essay was a grumpy version of the history of the "third world" after 1945, in which Helman and Ratner lamented that the claims of "self-determination" made by colonised peoples had ever been established as a major principle for organising international affairs.