Sentence examples for not even les from inspiring English sources
It is not even "les années de plomb" (the years of lead) of the 1970s and 80s when political repression in Morocco was at its fiercest.
It seems not even the French love les Negres as much as they used to.
"We did not even have masks and gloves," said virologist Le Thi Quynh Mai.
By the 1780s not even the idealised royal portraits by Elisabeth Vigeé Le Brun, seen here in all their splendour, could rescue her reputation.
It could be Le Cirque or some place that's not even in the Zagat guide.
Play had not even started at Headingley when Durham were celebrating at Chester-le-Street.
If Ms Le Pen is to be believed, she may not even reach the first round.
Unlike the great majority of best-selling writers of popular fiction, John le Carré never, ever phones it in -- not even on a secure line.
But food was never the most important thing about Le Cirque, and at the moment, it may not even be the second or third thing.
Le Monde is right wing, and let's not even talk about Libé," one of them said, the other nodding along.
In addition, the players do not even drink Évian, but rather Thonon, the still water from the Alpine spring of Thonon-les-Bains, the spa town next door.
