Sentence examples for even been printed from inspiring English sources
He denied having anything to do with the handbills, or that they had even been printed by the campaign.
The idea has even been printed in the pages of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, in a description of queuing in Hong Kong: "When McDonald's opened in 1975, customers clumped around the cash registers, shouting orders and waving money over the heads of people in front of them.
Two weeks before the poll, no campaign literature, signs, or stickers have even been printed.
If I think about it, URB might never have even been printed had the WWW been around in 1990.
Publications like Bloomberg and Salon have reached out to Soltysik, and his words have even been printed in the conservative-leaning Washington Times.
The record of a patient may not have even been printed and mailed to specialists and other members of the care team; Figure 1 is an example of an EMR.
Some even were printed onto the cloth in a faux froissé, or crumpled, effect.
By the time that edition is complete, perhaps decades hence, it may never even be printed.
As it happened, Ando's paper would not even be printed the coming Monday; he had no deadline to meet.
He still swore, but there was a qualitative difference from Episode 1 to Episode 2: the A-list words were replaced by B- and C-listers, some of which could even be printed in this newspaper.
What madness could persuade a talented writer, editor and television talking head to abandon the center of the universe for the backwater of the Pacific Northwest — and, more bizarrely still, to run a so-called magazine that wouldn't even be printed, but would appear only on the newfangled Internet?
