Sentence examples for even to pass from inspiring English sources

Even to pass a driving test, his subjects must show their knowledge of this "sacred" text.

It's not even to pass the time – I have plenty on my wunderlist without needing a distraction, and I don't need the cheering up.

Protected by a nuclear arsenal, Iran would be even more willing and able to sponsor terrorist attacks against any perceived enemy, including the United States and Israel, or even to pass nuclear materials to one of its allied terrorist networks.

"The increase in cars earning four stars is welcome and brings us closer to the day when one-star cars, which would fail even to pass the UN's basic crash tests, are eliminated from the market entirely".

The euro crisis in May forced an ostrich-like Socialist government under José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero to remove its head from the sand, bring in austerity measures to cut the budget deficit, which hit 11% of GDP last year, and even to pass a modest labour-market reform.

"All too often, people are made to suffer or even to pass away alone, denied the comfort of companionship in their final moments while a loved one is left worrying and pacing down the hall," Mr. Obama wrote in an April 2010 memo.

Hell, it's not even easy to pass water.

We even tried to pass it on to the younger generation.

Surprisingly, even trying to pass legislation to curb fraud is more difficult than one might expect.

Without even waiting to pass through the intervening levels, Brigham resigned his job.

They even had to pass laws to keep you from hating.