Sentence examples for smallest ever from inspiring English sources
She was his fourth.As scandals go, this must be one of the smallest ever.
The typeface this year will not be the smallest ever used.
The crowd of 26,132 was the smallest ever at Turner Field, which opened in 1997.
The polar ice pack was thinner, and its maximum extent was the smallest ever measured.
And now here they are, playing their smallest ever gig, to 200-odd fans and XFM competition winners for the charity War Child.
Victoria L. Herridge and Adrian M. Lister recently re-examined the fossils and determined that they belonged to a mammoth, the smallest ever identified.
The program MolKnot [Chem. Phys. Lett. 433 (2007) 422 426] has been used in order to detect the smallest ever-reported alkane configured to an open-knotted shape with three crossings (31).
A crowd of 9,299, the second-smallest ever at Camden Yards, watched the Kansas City Royals and the Baltimore Orioles -- the teams with the two worst records in the A.L. The Royals won, 4-3.
'We have been told to keep it edgy and keep it small ever since it started,' he said.
This ability, they argue, will lead to improved computer performance, providing faster operations and reduced power consumption, particularly in the ever smaller, ever faster circuits of the future.
But the group has since retracted those claims, conceding some apparent microfossils were too small ever to have been alive and others were parts of the underlying rock.
