Sentence examples for had ever experimented from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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.

As a matter of fact, if you've ever experimented with retirement planning calculators, you'll know that the lower the assumed annual rate of return to your money, the higher your personal savings rate needs to be to achieve a given financial goal.

As far as I know no one has ever really experimented with this yet.

She asked him if he had ever tried the experiment.

But Dr. Majerus rejected the notion that the two biologists had ever fudged their experiments, noting that he had trained with their students and never heard any suggestion of improper scientific behavior.

Sure, there are papers and stories about traffic... but no one had ever done an experiment where they simultaneously drove several cars on the highway to determine which driving method, staying in your lane, weaving in and out of cars or taking surface streets is actually faster.

None of the animals had ever participated in an experiment before and they had to get accustomed to the testing situation itself to understand the task.

None of them had ever participated in a TMS experiment before.