Sentence examples for only ever before from inspiring English sources

Consumer confidence is no perfect predictor of spending, but the size of the decline since May has only ever before been experienced during or just before a recession.Over the past year, consumer spending has supported the American indeed the world economy virtually single-handed.

With more eyes (and tweets) on soccer than just about ever before, it's only natural to wonder how the players do what they do.

Perhaps even more impressive was the fact that they recorded a David Bowie cover that was even better than the original – something that had only ever happened once before, when Mott the Hoople recorded All the Young Dudes.

"People who had only ever voted Labour before were putting their trust in me," she said, adding that she had campaigned as if she already were the MP, organising a jobs fair, and listening to residents' planning concerns and gripes about potholes.

The cardboard containers seemed like something out of a sitcom to Chinese workers, who had only ever seen them before on American television shows like Friends and the Big Bang Theory, Fortune Cookie's owners told news outlets at the time.

It made the rear seats recline, something I had only ever seen before in a Maybach or Maserati.

There was a tenderness to the duets that I'd only ever seen before between a man and a woman.

It was always a thrill to encounter some players at the training ground every day who I'd only ever seen before on TV.

I was only ever straight before that summer in the sense that a piece of string is straight when you lay it out flat.

There on the cover was this former trainwreck, a sweaty man who had only ever appeared before the public in bad suits, now in jeans and open shirt and suddenly handsome, hand in hand with his incredibly serious and fetching wife, Huma Abedin, one of Hillary Clinton's closest aides.

Speirs scored the only goal of the West Riding Cup final against Hull City on 11 November 1914 to give what was Leeds City's only ever trophy before the club was expelled from the league in 1919 and subsequently dissolved.