Sentence examples for three months ever from inspiring English sources

In the first quarter of the year, American logged $1.2 billion in profit, its most profitable three months ever.

She has been out of work for three months, ever since she was briefly hospitalized, ending her minimum wage job as a food service worker at the university.

The fight has been brewing for nearly three months, ever since Mr. Bush sent Congress his request for emergency financing for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, including money to support his troop buildup.

Her family has been scattered like this for nearly three months, ever since immigration agents pounded on the Shahabs' doors in Lindenhurst, N.Y., and charged her husband and his parents with violating an old deportation order.

"They've been saying [she's pregnant] every three months ever since we got married, and it's sort of one of those things that they love to say," he told the magazine.

With 111MW of new panels, it saw a 69% rise compared with the same month last year and became one of the top five months ever – largely driven by low installation costs and a boost in commercial uptake.

She has been behind bars for four years and eight months, ever since her arrest for leaking ­classified US documents.

My mother had been babysitting the boy for five months, ever since she responded to an ad in a local Korean-language newspaper.

The Mexican marines had been on Mr. Guzmán's trail for more than six months, ever since he humiliated the nation by escaping its most secure prison through a tunnel that led into the shower floor of his cell.

She was granted a divorce on grounds of domestic violence,… The Times has gone public with the story of how it has been under persistent attack from Chinese hackers for four months, ever since they….

In filings last week, lawyers for the defendants — the wealthiest of whom have net assets in the range of several million dollars, according to the judge's ruling — estimated that their clients faced legal bills averaging $13 million if a trial, expected to last six to eight months, ever began.