Sentence examples for never before given from inspiring English sources

Germany had never before given up a four-goal lead in the 868 games played by the Mannschaft.

Al Qaeda had never before given one of its members, let alone an American, an endorsement so intimate and direct.

The narcotics agents had no basis in experience for confidence in the reliability of Hom Way's information; he had never before given information.

For a certain class of deep-pocketed buyers, it was lust-inducing, even if they may have never before given a thought to torque or throttle.

What was new was that a living donor had never before given an organ to someone who was neither a friend nor a family member.

But her top fundraisers this year have included two dozen donors who had never before given money to either Clinton, according to The Post's analysis.

So far this year at Wolong, nine pandas have been born, including four to mothers that never before gave birth, and a record eight babies have survived the crucial first weeks of life.

For years, FedEx has been a member of that select group of companies whose names are used as verbs.Today, people all over the world are FedExing like never before, giving Mr Smith a unique perspective on the outlook for world trade.

The new IMAX movie "Volcanoes of the Deep Sea," which has its world premiere today in Los Angeles at the California Science Center, illuminates the dark world of the vents as never before, giving its creatures, hot springs and towering chimneys a remarkable new venue.

Dr. Pedretti delivered the letter Lewis was waiting for: : "In my opinion, this wax model is by Leonardo himself". Lewis has owned the sculpture for years, never before giving the public access to the Renaissance masterpiece, which he had restored and cast in bronze.

Never before have generations been given the technological, financial and social tools to see the world as mine have today.