Sentence examples for and it has literally from inspiring English sources

It's a flying eye hospital which goes around the world educating doctors into ways of getting people's eyesight back, and it has literally given millions of people their eyesight back," Branson enthuses.

And it has, literally for decades, pursued an odd, sour, spurned lover's vendetta against Alder (compounded and renewed by Adler's reflexive counter-attacks on it), which she dissects in her book Canaries in the Mineshaft: Essays on Politics and the Media.

Within hours Daley's story became the top story on the Guardian and Times of London websites, and it has literally flooded Facebook and Twitter.

Between the beta and playing today, it has literally been at least four hours since I have seen another human player, as they're all clustered in starting zones and I'm off doing missions elsewhere, so the addition of other players into the map has really done nothing for me, positive or negative, so far.

Oslo, a recycling-friendly place where roughly half the city and most of its schools are heated by burning garbage — household trash, industrial waste, even toxic and dangerous waste from hospitals and drug arrests — has a problem: it has literally run out of garbage to burn.

"It has literally never happened.

It has literally changed my life.

It has literally lost the plot.

It has literally left me quite scarred.

I cannot say why in my over-thinking, hyper-sensitive and neurotic mind it had literally never occurred to me that Owen would have or could have been someone else.

For more than 200 years it had literally and figuratively been the town center, where people learned when babies were born and debated town issues while perusing the shelves or buying a hammer.