Sentence examples for even one word from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, he and the other riders looked unable to even utter even one word as they climbed the narrow, winding road toward the finish.

"If someone starts even one word, we cut him off.

Mr. Sapoznik asked Howe why he hadn't mentioned Yiddish radio in his book, not even one word.

"If even one word is classified, then the whole thing is classified until the secret part is removed," the colonel said, describing the usual federal policy concerning secret documents.

Almost 40 pages go by before she gives us even one word from her subject, an obscure 18th-century travel writer whose single published work appears to survive only as a lone copy in the British Library.

Since then Snow has been mentally residing in that dreaded and most feared of all places to authors, known as writer's block, and is unable to write even one word of a new book he has entitled "The Great Armenian Novel".

It is striking how, when we reach the subject, Ramprakash resorts to unambiguous language and even one-word answers.

Each day when I sit myself down in my home office with my beautiful Z Gallerie white laminate desk and big orange throw pillows, I turn on my computer, and before I even write one word I say a silent "Thank you," to my ex.

In all the uproar surrounding his death, I haven't heard even one negative word about him.

But it will enter the history books for one line, perhaps even just one word: "Stonewall".

And, in keeping with the Jews-don't-drink rule, Hebrew didn't even have one word until recently.