Sentence examples for are really walking from inspiring English sources

"I think people are really walking around in shock," said Steven Gaines, a longtime friend of Mr. Salaway's and the author of the best-selling book "Philistines at the Hedgerow" (Little Brown, 1998), a social chronicle of the rich and famous in the Hamptons over the past century.

What America does not realize is they are really walking around with gaping wounds.

"We're really walking gently," Mr. Lauve said.

"We know we're really walking out on a limb here," Baldwin said.

"It tells me poor Tony is really walking on very thin ice," said Fadel Gheit, a senior oil analyst at Oppenheimer & Company.

"We are lucky to have a CEO who firmly believes in this and is really walking the talk.

This is really walking the literary high wire, and Roberts not only keeps his balance, he makes the spectacle compelling.

Top'là's huge 3D projection will have spectators believe that a giant lumbering elephant is really walking through an ancient gateway across Elvet Bridge.

"You measure from the top of the heel to the top of the platform inside the sole and that's the height of the heel that you're really walking on," the designer said.

"I believe the junta is really walking on thin ice and has been since the attacks on the monks last September," he said, referring to a violent crackdown on peaceful pro-democracy demonstrations.

Not so easy if you're really walking down Chicago's Wacker Drive in March.