用than ever造句子，“than ever”造句

The situation was more puzzling than ever.

They became more voluble than ever. Mr.

Poor Peter Klaus looked around him, more dazed than ever.

Dr Ramsay says my collar-bone is stronger than ever.

While the shops must open more days than ever, the centre feels able to take ever more time off.

It's harder to win the title now than it has ever been. Even finishing in the top four is tougher than ever now - as we've found out.

The people flocked to the polling places in greater numbers than ever before in history.

Having been thoroughly cleaned, the garden looked more beautiful than ever before.

The pulleys are the slimmest ever produced, and this slender profile makes it easier than ever to integrate with internally geared hubs.

Mirroring the general rise in consumerism over the last few generations, teenagers are spending more money than ever.

American officials will find it harder than ever to ward off self - defeating protectionist measures(George R. Packard)

Hold your breath and concentrate. The water cut will make your steps lighter than ever. You'd rather slow down hundreds of times than take more steps.

Following their expulsion from Spain in1492, the Jews were more than ever taken up with messianic hopes and eschatology, and Kabbala found wide favour.

It's raining worse than ever.

Mary looked stiffer than ever.

I am healthier than ever before.

Ordering reprints and enlargements is easier than ever.

Nowadays, we are richer than ever, have more free time, yet we are more miserable than ever.

The ascending flowers are more vibrant in color than ever, and healthier lasting longer than at prior times.

This shows that they enjoy much higher political and social status than ever before.

In the beautiful spring season, a beautiful encounter is imperceptibly staged. It seems that the flowers are more beautiful than ever, and the butterfly is more charming than ever.

As the boom in commodities prices stretches into its fifth year, mining company executives are more bullish than ever.

And today, we generate more renewable energy than ever, more natural gas than anybody, and for the first time in nearly 20 years, America now produces more oil than we buy from other countries.

Tables have turned in US divorce courts with more women paying their former husbands alimony and child support than ever before, according to US lawyers.

This year records cost more than ever.

We labor under better conditions than ever before, and we need more missionaries than ever before.

GOOD news: people in Britain are living longer than ever before. They are the healthiest they have ever been.

Labor organizations won a larger degree of recognition than ever before in American history.

We have to be strong, be together more than ever and do our best until the end of the season.

I've added much more content to the site this month than in previous months, and traffic and AD revenue are higher than ever.

Food stands higher than ever.

Received more than all, it loved move than ever.

The chances for a total meltdown at the pole are higher than ever because the layer of ice coating the sea is thinner than ever, he said.

The general election due on November 28th looks set, as ever, to favour Egypt's rulers-and to disfavour, perhaps more than ever before, the cause of democracy.

In a time of increasing specialization, a time when 90 percent of all the scientists who have ever lived are currently alive, more than ever, we need to know what is truly important in life.

He is better loved than ever.

He drank more brandy than usual; held up his head briskly, and swore louder than ever in the day-time

It isn't always the right answer; but it's right more often than it's wrong; and in 2007, that will be more true than ever.

Now more than ever we need each other to survive.

There was a greater output of coal than ever, the wonderful and delicate system ran almost perfectly.

Now, women's sports are more popular than ever.

Ryan, was bossier than ever.

Braver are those who have hurt cuz they know nothing would be more painful than ever.

More married women now work than ever before in our history, sharing their husbands' preoccupations with the acquisition of greater wealth and position.