Sentence examples for that evel from inspiring English sources

In interviews, Nicola Sturgeon claimed that Evel would make Scottish MPs "second-class citizens" in the Commons.

It is safe to say that "Evel," a new biography of Knievel (1938-2007) by Leigh Montville, does not take a Kierkegaardian approach to its subject.

She does not specifically say that Evel amounts to a "material change", but she is suggesting that, at the very least, it's a contributory factor.

A democratic House of Lords could provide the clear, accountable English scrutiny that Evel seeks, while keeping the lower chamber as a Commons of the UK.

In an interview with Andrew Marr this morning Ed Miliband countered that it would be hard to separate parts of legislation only affecting England from those affecting the rest of Britain, and that EVEL would create two classes of MPs.

As a small child in the early 1970s, the idea that Alvin Stardust was a living, breathing human seemed as insane to me as the idea that Evel Knievel was real.

He also achieved notoriety when in 1974 he built a steam-powered rocket that daredevil Evel Knievel used in a stunt.

His official spokeswoman made clear, however, that the Evel proposals would not have made a difference to the result because the SNP would still be able to vote down foxhunting under that system.

Under a system of English votes for English laws (EVEL) that would fall to 35.8%.

Dad gets a dye job that improves his Evel Knievel look so much that his wife doesn't recognize him.

He stressed that, regardless of the Evel changes, SNP members would consider voting on all types of legislation.