Sentence examples for even aye from inspiring English sources
"Ay up", sometimes written as "ayup", "ey up", "eh up" and even "aye up", could originate from an old Norse term meaning "watch out", she says.
Although some "no"s were audible — quite a few, even — the "ayes" had it overwhelmingly.
He soon knows that she has a temper, but it encourages him to continue his suit, aye, even to cuddle and embrace her on the wide flight of steps in her home.
And, aye, even on the Sabbath itself.
Reading through this paragraph, you're probably pronouncing oal-é in your head as "oh-all-aye," even though, as stated, it should be pronounced "Dennis".
Reading through this paragraph, you're probably pronouncing oal-é in your head as "oh-all-aye," even though, as stated, it should be pronounced "Dennis". Do yourself a favor, and reread the paragraph, pronouncing oal-é correctly.
Unexpectedly, however, these data also suggest an even lower substitution rate in the aye-aye lineage relative to the human and macaque lineages.
However, even in 1987, we knew that wild aye-aye ate a variety of insect larvae like those found in trees and rotten logs; hence larvae (available commercially as mealworms) became an important component of our original captive diets.
