Sentence examples for has never even set from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one has the feeling that Prince Charles, the first in line to the British throne, has never even set eyes on the legendary combination of two patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles and onions on a sesame seed bun.

More to the point, I've never even set foot within Russia.

Until three years ago, Andris Nelsons had never even set foot in Britain's second city.

The latter must head for a country where most of them have never even set foot.

Your fabricators are on the other side of the world, and they've never even set eyes on Feretory.

This is because those who have never even set foot in a warzone have to be allowed the time to consider their responses.

Those with 80 percent attendance or better are in Cohort A; students in Cohort B show up 40 percent to 80 percent of the time; and some students in Cohort C have never even set foot on campus.

He also accused some of his critics of acting like "Monday morning quarterbacks" -- "pundits," he said, "who have never even set foot in Iraq and have never understood Iraq or the Iraqi people".

The Constitution does protect rights, according to this view — but they are the rights of citizens, not the rights of mankind in general or of foreigners who have never even set foot in the United States.

When Billick gathered his team for its first meeting of training camp just over two weeks ago, more than half the players had never even set foot in an N.F.L. training camp.

They're automated pods, downloading their programming from satellites linked to centralized, far-off studios where announcers who have never even set foot in Tucson, Little Rock, Akron or Boston -- take your pick -- rattle off promos and wisecracks by the hundreds, then flip a switch and beam them to your town as if they're addressing its residents personally, which they aren't.