Sentence examples for ever experimented from inspiring English sources

Has he ever experimented with that process himself?

No one in Ghana has ever experimented with these kind of cocktails using our Ghanaian spirits, even though all the ingredients are here.

IF you've ever experimented with chorizo, the pork sausage cured with paprika and garlic, you know how persuasive its full aroma and deep clinging heat can be.

Zwelish never attacked Blondy now, his sarcasm apparently totally evaporated, and if Blondy ever experimented with a teasing joke (calling Doris "Mrs. Z") it seemed to go right over Zwelish's head.

Scottish traditionalists insist that porridge should contain nothing more than oats, water and salt, but such an attitude strikes me as depressingly dour: after all, if no one had ever experimented, then we'd still be eating be eating pease pottage, morning, noon and night.

Anyone who has ever experimented with adding new email tools into old workflows understands that Gmail and Outlook have tapped into the dark masochistic part of our brain that remains addicted to inefficiency.

And what about you, dear reader, did you ever experiment with drugs while in school?

It Just Wasn't the Same Q. Did the Fire Department ever experiment with yellow fire trucks?

Do you ever experiment with different poem forms?

It is too soon to say what the results of this first ever experiment on humans will be.

Woodrow Wilson attempted America's first ever experiment in "regime change" when he sent American troops to fight Bolshevik soldiers on Russian soil.