Sentence examples for never before revealed from inspiring English sources
I have never before revealed this deplorable incident to a soul.
"How about your biggest regret, your most embarrassing moment, five shows you won't believe, secrets that you've never before revealed?" said John Redmann, the only male executive producer.
Genentech, which has never before revealed what it spent to develop Avastin, now says that it and its partner Roche have spent more than $2.25 billion starting with Dr. Ferrara's original work.
With the blessing of the Tate family, ICON showcases Sharon's never before revealed wardrobe by designers such as Christian Dior, Thea Porter, Ossie Clark and Yves Saint Laurent.
Peru's landmass has just been mapped like never before, revealing important insights about the country's forests that illustrate the value healthy and productive ecosystems afford humanity.
A new video by a NASA spacecraft orbiting Mercury is showing the closest planet to the sun like never before, revealing the rocky world as an oddly colorful planet.
These notes include never-before revealed discussions between Twitter and Google, Microsoft, and others, as well as details of product planning, company goals, employee retention, and new proposed terms of service and APIs.
As his book publisher bragged at the time, Gates exposed "Carter's never-before revealed covert support to Afghan mujahedeen -- six months before the Soviets invaded".
In early 2006, he signed a deal with Atria Books for Young, Rich and Dangerous: My Life In Music, which includes never-before revealed information on his relationships with Usher and girlfriend Janet Jackson.
Gates had served on Carter's National Security Council and in his book exposed what the publisher touted as "Carter's never-before revealed covert support to Afghan mujahedeen--six months before the Soviets invaded".
A quick Google search why had I never done this before?—revealed that one in 40 Ashkenazis carry BRCA mutations, compared with as few as one in 800 in the general population.
