Sentence examples for even need to start from inspiring English sources

You don't even need to start it".

And I probably don't even need to start talking about red lights, do I?

Trevor doesn't even need to start a new paragraph when shifting from one to the other, when showing us that the hand putting on makeup or threading a needle is being operated by a nervous system aflame with anger or shame or longing: "In the crab-apple orchard she scattered grain and the hens came rushing to her.

And maybe we even need to start a second war in Iran now, too.

In fact, you don't even need to start learning the infinitive of a verb.

The construction of especially-complicated set pieces, for instance, may even need to begin before the actors start rehearsing!

After all, even experts need to start somewhere.

Here are some tips on how to get project work done even when you need to start and stop for meetings.

I'm very clear: we haven't even started discussions – we need to start discussions about how you bring a transition about," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Tuesday.

Perhaps even more importantly, we need to start appreciating the complexity of our current environment.

By the end of the week, the Jain priestesses running the schools said that the classrooms were full and that Veerayatan would need to start even more schools.