Sentence examples for ever looking at a from inspiring English sources

Some of these experts claimed that they could predict elections to an extremely high degree of accuracy without ever looking at a poll, instead relying on various combinations of economic and other variables.

In plain English, if you had to guess what the national popular vote was from the state polls alone — without ever looking at a national poll — the best estimate would be that Mr. Obama was ahead in the race by three or four points, even after adjusting for likely voters and for other factors.

I had rehearsed all month the show without ever looking at a costume or putting it on, just like this.

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Except: You ever look at a lamb breast taken off the bone?

It was certainly not done by anyone who ever looked at a sailboat.

Have you ever looked at a holiday company's itinerary and wished you could modify it?

I don't think they ever looked at a report card of mine.

TUESDAY'S PUZZLE — Ever looked at a clue in a crossword puzzle and thought, "I can do that!"?

"Haven't you ever looked at a map?" On our trip to the mall you'd bought a record, something by the Rolling Stones.

Mona Charen wrote "Who, except a pitifully insecure person, needs constantly to insult and belittle others …?" Has Charen ever looked at a single candidate's Twitter page?