Sentence examples for this month even from inspiring English sources

Many economists in the City of London predicted a quarter-point rise this month even before Mr Brown was kinder than expected to consumers in his budget on July 2nd.

An article in style journal the Gentlewoman this month even suggested that some women are opting for "silent" rings – fingers left naked as a mark of independence.

This month even Homer Simpson got in on the act, punishing Bart by telling him to tweet his every action "even though I don't know what Twitter is, and have no desire to find out".

They are also young – Tomkins is 22, Briscoe 21, and Hall does not turn 24 until the end of this month, even though he has scored more than 100 tries for Leeds.

Luzmila Morales, a catechism teacher, said that just this month, even before the quake struck, she and other parishioners had escaped when a hillside collapsed, leaving her bus under an avalanche.

It now turns out that the Windows 7 device will not hit Japanese stores this month, even though Fujitsu announced just that just about five weeks ago.

Still, some governors have proposed tax cuts this month -- even for the wealthy.

"That's why the RBA cut interest rates earlier this month even though the economy is growing reasonably well, and it's why it will likely cut again.

Li actually beat Clijsters in the Sydney final earlier this month, even though Clijsters had led 5-0 in the first set.

A lawyer for Mr. McMahon, who resigned earlier this month, even went so far as to release a confidential Council report to clear his client's name.

A.C.L.N. shares continued to trade earlier this month even after the company announced that three of its directors had resigned, leaving the company with only one outside director, none of whom were United States citizens.