Sentence examples for has even ended from inspiring English sources

On her first night in the house, Kortni passes out drunk before the pregaming has even ended, stirring herself only to slough from her own twin mattress onto that of her roommate, Candace, which Kortni then wet.

The drama is not without its moments of soapy filler, though, and the political machinations can be impenetrable - but you may welcome these more prosaic moments given that, before the first season has even ended, you will have been catapulted through a story of war, torture, prostitution, incest, self-mutilation and ritual suicide.

So is John Boehner and all the weeping willows who have jumped on the "Obama -- I'm so disappointed" bandwagon like spoiled brats who are bored with their new toys before Christmas Day has even ended.

In November 2002, John Whiston, then head of drama at Granada Television#Takeover bids, accused the BBC of producing "ersatz parodies" of ITV drama, commenting that: "With Holby City cloned out of Casualty, the BBC has even ended up copying itself".

What's remarkable is how some of the stuff you find has even ended up there; I found Steve Reich releases from when he was a student at a shop in the desert in Albuquerque and I picked up some 70s Bollywood soundtracks in Brooklyn.

Some have even ended bottled water sales in government cafeterias and vending machines.

"I cannot summarily dismiss the complaint plaintiffs have filed," Quackenbush said before the two-hour hearing had even ended.

So it got us thinking that readers might have similar free-throw memories and that some of them might have even ended happily.

Before the conflict had even ended, Sontag had left the cosy world of the New York Jewish intelligentsia to go out there and document what she saw.

Sharif has hailed Modi's "impressive victory" and was the first overseas leader to call and congratulate him before counting of votes had even ended.

Sharif, a former businessman, has hailed Modi's "impressive victory" and was the first overseas leader to call and congratulate him before counting of votes had even ended.