The phrase "as he very" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "As he very often does, he arrived late to the meeting."
Alternatives: "as he frequently" or "as he usually".
That meant taking his audience with him, as he very effectively did, when he cut his tone almost to a whisper.
Even if, for the sake of argument, it is accepted that Oona could reach voters who will never embrace Ken again, could she ever mobilise those who continue to admire him as he very likely would?
Mr Chrétien seized on that, recalling how Jacques Parizeau, Mr Bouchard's predecessor as premier of Quebec, had a unilateral declaration of independence "in his back pocket" for use had he won (as he very nearly did) the province's 1995 referendum.But the nine judges (three of them from Quebec) ranged wider than this.
"My biggest memory is Fergie's elbows, they were a real nuisance, but I have to say he never really gave me a problem," says a smiling Dalglish as he, very deliberately, opens and examines a coat pocket before adding: "He'd better come out of here". By then the pair were already well acquainted.
Speaking in London today, the Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, said: "I would want everyone to join with me in prayers for him as he very bravely meets his last hours and days with serenity, calm and peace, and for all that we give thanks to God".
Yet Bloomberg remains a news cycle staple for the time being as he very publicly mulls which candidate to endorse.
I was scared, as he was very hefty, very fat.
His profile scored very low (1 on the 1 5 point scale rubric), as he had very little of all other competencies.
You couldn't see him getting any further than a mile as he travels very strongly".
Your son is devastated as he is very close to his sister.
It must have been a eureka moment for whoever discovered him, as he's very good.
