Sentence examples for has even turned up from inspiring English sources
It has even turned up on PBS, which tends to like its tenors in threes.
The newly crowned world boxing champion has even turned up in the pages of Private Eye in a spoof "statement" which thanks Barbara Slater, head of BBC Sport, for her support "as she's really fit and scrubs up well", while warning that enthusiasm will wane should she turn out to be "a Lesbo, in which case she should burn in hell".
And they have even turned up in a type of hard, specialised steel made by Sandvik, a Swedish engineering firm.
Today it has cells in Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Pakistan's tribal areas, and a few of its fighters have even turned up in Iraq, officials said.
(Lithium-ion batteries have sparked interest in electric bikes in the West. They are a high-minded new accessory in Paris, and more than a few have even turned up in America).
Gervais managed the unlikely feat of irritating some locals before he had even turned up, accused of taking paying customers away from struggling up-and-coming young comics with his sellout show, priced £37.50 a ticket.
Their bones have even turned up in middens, or archaeological trash piles, dating back to at least 4500 years ago on Orkney, an island that lies about 16 kilometers off the northeastern coast of Scotland, and on the Outer Hebrides, a small archipelago located about 25 kilometers off the northwestern coast.
Occasionally, he said, the rush of fear he came to expect when the engines fired up has even turned into exhilaration.
The "small fee" turned out to be £85; the promised box I was told to plug into my phone system has not even turned up.
"I've even turned vegetarian.
