Sentence examples for has probably ever from inspiring English sources

But it's Mr. Esparza who is the top expert on ambivalence here, giving "Company" the most compelling center it has probably ever had.

"I don't think an outsider has probably ever been allowed to sit by himself with nobody watching him in a justice's chambers and have access to anything that was there".

Produced among the skits and high-kicking numbers of the "Scandals" that year, it earned the New York World's verdict as "the most dismal, stupid, and incredible blackface sketch that has probably ever been perpetrated" and was yanked after a single performance.

The Alan Parsons Project's Pyramid (1978) was fronted by portrait of a solitary figure in a hotel bedroom, riven with a huge abstract, blue blob of interference, as near to an approximation of a migraine as any visual artist has probably ever managed.

"But she shouldn't forget what her strengths are - the aggressive tennis that nobody else has probably ever played in the sport.

"Biting an opponent will completely overshadow anything he has done against Chelsea or has probably ever done before on the pitch.

I was the worst goalkeeper you've probably ever seen.

Patrons pass through tighter security than at any club they have probably ever frequented.

There's more police officers in your neighborhood than you've probably ever seen".

"I think we're in the best position we've probably ever been in".

The federal prosecutors' claims, he said, were "more fiction than you've probably ever heard in your entire life".