never before造句

The world is alert and on guard as never before.

Under Inca rule, Andean civilization flowered as never before.

He claims to drink a bottle of gin every night (but "never before 5pm").

But while this bizarre behaviour is well known, its effectiveness has never before been tested.

The forces of globalization have drawn the world together as never before.

But these were familiar conditions; they had never before distressed me.

An unnervingly prolific writer, Ms Oates has never before let her gaze linger so strongly on herself.

Tess had never before visited this part of the country, and yet she felt akin to the landscape.

The teen actors have known each other since filming the first "Harry Potter" installment seven years ago, but have never before been romantically linked.

The officer just sat there loading his pistol, forced me against the wall and told me he had never before been accused of having extracted statements under duress.

Still battered by the effects of a weak economy, many vacationers will be pinching pennies and cutting corners as perhaps never before.

Moreover, people living in outlying urban areas say the Taliban, far from being repelled by the prospect of an allied surge, are massing as never before.

It's easy to miss that Legrand's presence is forceful and deep rather than ethereal and angelic, but here these qualities stand out like never before, lending her darker laments extra weight.

He is up against a political neophyte: an adviser and bureaucrat who was almost unknown just a couple of years ago, and who has never before fought, let alone won, an election.

With the Windows 95 release back in late August of that year, Microsoft embarked on a pr blitz such as never before seen, which included "convincing" hardware OEMs not to preload "that other OS".

More than 200 Chinese paintings, sculptures and works of art-among them pieces never before seen in the west-are on display at the magnificent arcaded Palazzo Strozzi in the centre of Florence.