Sentence examples for a a really from inspiring English sources
Tristram Hunt, the former Shadow Education Secretary said that Mr Corbyn should think again about attending the event, branding Stop the War a "a really disreputable organisation".
A few days after the attack, the now-former secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, called the poisoning a "a really egregious act" and linked it "clearly" to Russia.
a) A really good business idea, that can be a strong protectable business.
I believe Traineo's method of getting four friends involved who will monitor your progress via email is a a really good idea.
With MIXhalo, on the other hand, you install the iOS app (there are plans for an Android version, too), connect to a special MIXhalo network and then you can hear what Einziger called a "a really, really high quality, studio-quality audio experience," even if you're "a thousand feet away from the stage".
It's been a a really heartbreaking couple of seasons for Julia with Zoe and now Victor.
It gives a team a boost and really wakes up a crowd; a crowd gets really loud.
"And he was a performer, an evangelist, really.
More than an introduction, really: an immersion.
A book is really a singular experience.
"A bit of an oversight, really.
