Sentence examples for never before reached from inspiring English sources

The Marburg virus had never before reached North America, as far as experts know.

In their decade of existence, the Texans had never before reached the postseason, let alone dealt with losing in one.

Perhaps, but it is also true that western powers had never before reached for such a fig leaf.

But NATO has never before reached into the ranks of its former Warsaw Pact rivals for recruits.

Experts said that a case exploring the ability of an association to regulate free speech had never before reached the high court in any state.

The American men, who had never before reached even the quarterfinals of an Olympic tournament, now go to Sydney on Tuesday for a match against Spain.

Whereas our combined datasets from the past 30+ years have given us hundreds of supernovae out to many billions of light years, WFIRST will get us many thousands of supernovae out to distances never-before-reached by our observatories today.

Should Keemstar's claim be true, Supreme Patty - a young influencer and Youtuber - will be responsible for a marketing ploy which has reached over 50 million people (a feat which has never before been reached).

The temperatures and energies achieved had never before been reached on Earth, not even by an asteroid strike or a volcanic eruption.

To the Editor: Readers of Geoff Dyer's column might be interested to know that the propensity for self-reference that so captured his attention in "Why Photography Matters as Art as Never Before" reaches new heights in my forthcoming book, "Four Honest Outlaws: Sala, Ray, Marioni, Gordon" (Yale University Press).

But never before have we reached out to Mars with a spacecraft designed to address such a challenging objective as evaluating the prospects for future missions aimed at the search for life.