Sentence examples for never since the from inspiring English sources

Never since the beginning of the war have I had under my command more confident troops.

Never since the early days of Hitler has German unemployment been so high.

Never, since the first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded in 1917, have so many been won by so few newspapers.

NEVER since the end of apartheid in 1994 has an election in South Africa been fought along such unashamedly racist lines.

Never since the day of their marriage had he called her anything except Bina — never Binny or Baby, as everyone had called her at home in Bombay.

Never since the war in the German-speaking countries has a politician widely considered to have Nazi sympathies and antecedents come so close to power.

This year the Goths sacked the city of Rome; and never since have the Romans reigned in Britain.

His company has never since questioned the value of being first with the news.

Off the peak, but better late than never: Since June the stock has dropped to a recent $6.81.

I have never, since hearing the Taylor evidence unfold, offered any other interpretation in public or private.

(The recently defeated Paris Commune had ignited a hysterical fear of "un-American" radicalism, a toxin that has never since left the American bloodstream).