Sentence examples for even governed from inspiring English sources

Mostly eschewing the more highbrow inquisitions to which former leaders had felt obliged to submit, serial guest Tony Blair had loved sofas so much that he even governed from one, with his Downing Street "den" being the sort of place where advisers might be expected to link seamlessly from a discussion on which telly hottie would get it, to an unminuted decision to start a war.

They are choices ratified by plot, and by snappy, lighthearted dialogue, but reflected — even governed — by art and design.

Maybe the Palestinians can form a responsible government that can control their more radical elements and even govern effectively, and maybe not.

Mr Vucic, who will now become prime minister, can even govern without a coalition partner.

Egyptian women could own land, choose a husband, get divorced and even govern.

Alfred the Great was the only King, and he didn't even govern the whole of England.

The growth of computer networks is changing the way millions of Americans work, find friends, seek entertainment and even govern themselves.

It is now in a position to preserve its coalition with the People's Party, with 16.4percentt of the vote; form a more radical coalition with the Greens, or even govern alone.

Water pricing is the single biggest factor that would make a difference, but few politicians will campaign, or even govern, for a mandate to put up bills because water is essential.

Mumbai could not even govern itself.

Relying on politically gerrymandered districts produces a brittle and polarized House, one increasingly incapable of even governing itself, and certainly unable to address fundamental problems sensibly.