Sentence examples for the evenly from inspiring English sources
adverb
So as to make flat.
- Spread the icing evenly over the cake.
As vice president, Mr. Cheney would cast any tie-breaking votes in the evenly divided Senate.
The tie means the nomination will go to the evenly divided full Senate.
As vice president, Mr. Cheney will cast any tie-breaking votes in the evenly divided Senate.
Not only that, as Rowe explains, the evenly spaced stones around here were dropped by melting glaciers.
Without the support of Mr. Breaux and Mr. Jeffords, the agreement would probably be defeated in the evenly divided Senate.
And it means the nomination will almost certainly go to the evenly divided Senate for a vote.
"We wanted a bipartisan agreement," said Clyde Ballard, a Republican who is co-speaker of the evenly divided House.
On each budget measure, the Democrats will need at least one Republican vote in the evenly divided Senate.
His defenders suggest that the evenly divided, highly polarized electorate is so dug in that neither candidate can break away.
Second, it was the first test of how the evenly divided Senate would operate on a highly partisan matter.
The evenly divided numbers in Oregon may be an indication, she suggests, that women are being pushed toward deaths they wouldn't otherwise embrace.
