Sentence examples for gone even a from inspiring English sources

"The pub and shop had gone, even a postbox which, despite a campaign, hasn't returned," she says.

Piniella, who surely would have snapped if he had ever gone even a week without a hit, has a theory why many hitters, whether Barry Bonds or Dan Wilson, suddenly veer southward in the postseason: "You're playing better teams.

Biden, speaking to veterans, appears, characteristically, to have gone even a step beyond what the White House has said so far, by declaring outright that the regime was behind the chemical attack – without the "little doubt" caveat.

Some have gone even a step further, outlawing photography altogether.

Udall has gone even a step further, setting up a separate web page on how filibuster reform could make its way through the Senate.

Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman has gone even a step further, calling austerity "an unethical experimentation on human beings," in February.

We may go even a step further.

As the racetrack saying goes, even a blind squirrel sometimes finds a nut.

There was no way, the skeptics believed, that Steinbrenner was going to let go even a little bit.

But, as the old cliché goes, even a broken watch gives the correct time twice per day.

Very easy going, even a non-whisky drinker would appreciate this.