Examples of 'not since last' in a sentence
Meaning of "not since last"
not since last: This phrase is used to express that a particular event or action has not occurred since the previous instance of the same event or action
How to use "not since last" in a sentence
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not since last
Not since last time you asked.
Are you frightened? Not since last night.
Not since last summer at the school choir.
All right, not since last winter.
Not since last night.
Have you? not since last night.
Not since last semester.
I ai not been in trouble, sir, not since last time.
Not since last spring.
Any news? Not since last night.
Not since last week.
A pay phone? Not since last century.
Not since last autumn.
Have you seen her? Not since last night.
Not since last weekend.
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We all have them now . Mm, not since last year.
Not since last century.
Were not you just here? No, not since last season.
Not since last summer.
You see Jax or any of the guys this morning? No, not since last night.
Not since last fall.
Have you seen Luis? No, not since last night.
Not since last time.
Are you curious about heroin? Not since last year's Christmas party.
Not since last saturday.
Me, neither . Not since last night.
Not since last year.
Been out to the mill? - Not since last year.
Not since last season.
No, I have not . Not since last summer.
Not since last month.
And Jess? - Not since last night.
Not since last time with you at the movie theater.
Hamish . Randall? Not since last night.
Not since last night when he showed up wasted and you threw him out.
Maybe not since last Christmas.
Not since last week when little Marco.
Well, not since last night.
Not Since last winter.
Liquids? Not since last night.
Not since last Friday.
No, sir, not since last contact.
Not since last August.
No, not since last night.
Not since last summer recital . at the school choir.
Uh, not since last night.
Not since last night . He took a guy hunting.
No, not since last season.
Not since last saturday . When she left town.
Uh … not since last time.
