Sentence examples for latest ever from inspiring English sources

Ángel di María's goal v Switzerland was the latest ever scored by Argentina at the World Cup (118 minutes).

The world No 9's 18-13 triumph was finally achieved at 12.54am, equalling the latest ever finish for a Crucible final.

At 68 minutes, is this the latest ever call for an abandonment, or have there been instances of games which have been called off with seconds to go?" As one eagle-eyed reader pointed out, we have covered this before.

Murray's match against Philipp Kohlschreiber in the second round in Madrid started at 01 12 local time - one minute short of the latest ever on the ATP tour.

The start time was one minute short of the latest ever on the ATP tour - that was 01.13 local time in the Rio Open - and when it finished Kohlschreiber was visibly tiring.

Activity began late, with the first tropical storm – Alda – forming on January 16, the third latest ever recorded at the time.

For him, it's too late ever to come to terms with sex.

The millennials, that echo boomer generation born after 1982, have not been heard from of late, ever since proving that they could pull away from their Facebook pages long enough to help elect a president.

She told me that she had never owned a business before and has been "spiraling slowly downward" of late, ever since her accountant told her that her cookies were too labor-intensive to build a business around — one that will pay a living wage, in any case.

It also calls for outside consultants to vet the sewer system's expenditures and costs, for a low-income assistance fund to be created at creditor expense, and for the county to catch up on its audited financial statements, which have been late ever since 2008.

"The sound has been gripping and keeping me a little late ever since Sawako shared me the tracks," Kynd wrote on his site in response Sawako's latest effort, nu.it.