How to pronounce “ev” in English

EV oration evaporation happen because of the Sun and wind the wind is because the sun heats up the air it's all from the

Ev could refactor his code altogether, take it offline for two days, and then put it back on again.

Even if they only weigh 100 pounds.

Everybody's a racist and a sexist and a homophobe and a transphobe.

Everybody's some kind of phobe, to the point that now people are phobic about us, and don't want to be around us, because we're calling people out,

Even though we now recognize that we can't actually solve for this exact problem as many folks had hoped to do.

- Even so, Groves deemed Bohm a security risk and banned him from working on the Manhattan Project.

- Even Niels Bohr, one of the founding fathers of quantum mechanics, found it impossible to accept that a particle could be influenced by a potential

even in the region where all fields vanish." Some take this position a step further, since the potentials show up in the Schrodinger equation

everyone wants to follow. And so that provokes large-scale invasions. And they hit England. They kind of switch off. When France is pretty much exhausted, they switch over to England, and then when

Even if they could have their arms hacked off, they would still keep going.

- Every day. - Unlimited food, there's like a boar or whatever.

every sector of our society.

everyone. And so they not only create the information which lots of people do, but they actually let people benefit from it. And that's in the age of AI not

Every step, every line, every move, Again and again, until I didn't have to think about it anymore.

Every night before the show starts, I stand backstage getting ready.

Everybody in this room knows someone that's impacted by depression, whether they tell you about it or not.

Ever since I was a kid, play felt like something that I had to earn.

Even Einstein swore by this.

Every culture, without having spoken to one another first, kept adding these playful touches to the most ordinary aspects of their lives.

Even before I'd been to these places, I could picture myself growing up there, being raised there.

Everyone called him Uncle Paul.

Every ritual, every gathering, every exchange, carried a deeply symbolic meaning.

even by your younger self. We all carry those seeds.

Every piece of technology that defines our lives was ignited with a mathematical spark.

evidence, has said there's no climate crisis and we're not in the middle of an energy transition, either.

Every single year, people in the US accidentally kill someone.

Eventually, after doing some research on something called “moral injury,” which is where we intentionally

Even the salt that you sprinkled onto that breakfast was iodized. This isn't some overly processed GMO approach. This

Every day I come home, I see it working as well.

Even the birds were gone.

Even look at our kids now their attachment to technology -- what is the right balance?

Every child is different.

Every family is different.

even though the headlines say that you’re a victim and that you're anxious and you're depressed, that's not a story that is going to empower someone

evidence to know who to believe.

Every other time we've had big unemployment, it's been a recession, and so the stock market's down and

Every Sunday for over a year, they showed up for tutoring.

Everyone's talking about the skills that AI is going to replace.

everyone. But every year, we graduate another class of students.

Every day. It's as easy as making that call or sending that note to to make change. and

Eventually, my mother introduced me to jazz music, and I fell in love with it, but I was always a little bit out of sync with the jazz industry.

Everything one would need to not only assault, but dispose of the body was there.

everything. But that actually kind of lets go, I think, of the role that, you know, I don't care if you're

Everything is open to interpretation.

Every few days in the intensive care unit, a new doctor would come on call, and we would bombard them with questions,

Every morning we would walk to a herb garden in a distant ward, where we would pick fresh oregano for Nadav to eat for lunch, his favorite.

Eventually, in August, they decided to try a last-ditch procedure to address his lymphatic system, something that nobody quite understood.

Every time I give one of these talks, I have a routine.