Sentence examples for a very official from inspiring English sources

"A very official world master's record for a mullet," Bradstock said.

A very official letterhead informs him that he had better cease and desist from calling his establishment the Olympic Diner.

"Being the director of a national theater is a very official position, and the minister of culture was not very happy about me leaving," said Ms. Hervieu, speaking in French.

Yesterday they issued a very official press release titled "Village Voice Media to Craigslist CEO Buckmaster: Calm Down, Back Off; There is Nothing Wrong With a Little Competition".

I can't blame you if that sounds a little passé since companies like HTC have been pulling that trick for a while now, but it's always nice to see a thoughtful idea get a very official nod.

A recent study conducted by a very official institution showed that 100percentt of conversations between men since the beginning of time have involved discussing football, sex, biceps or penis size.

"A young person walks into one of these stores and fills out an application, and within 15 minutes they receive a very official-looking identification card," Senator Klein said.

Since Robert went to China to preside in a very official-looking – but apparently totally private – way over a business deal by a man who donated $340,000 to the Liberal party last year and $750,000 the year before, that looks pretty problematic.

Later, when Mr. Bush and Lord Robertson faced reporters at a news conference inside a very official-looking theater, Mr. Bush was a fount of jocular banter even as he took questions about a topic no less serious than the missile defense shield that he would like to build.

Obama even got in on the action, tweeting a faintly unbecoming but pleasantly cheeky photo of himself ensconced in a very-official-looking chair.

So it was all very official.