Sentence examples for awfully fresh from inspiring English sources
There's an instinct, initially, to see these as works created in the past half decade; aside from a bit of age on the paint, they look awfully fresh.
Though they seem awfully fresh.
Which is just as well when England have lost three wickets for five runs and a supposed fresh start is looking awfully like the ropey old finish.
Their enthusiasm is infectious, however, and if the chronicle has no more heft than a fresh coat of powder, it's awfully fun to roll around in.
Horror films with delusions of historical grandeur have to strain awfully hard these days to come up with fresh explanations for the origins of evil.
The interior may not be as fresh as some newer entries in the class, but it's still awfully good.
Consider the nominations of Barry Goldwater in 1964 and George McGovern in 1972 -- what felt like fresh air blowing through the party establishments in summer turned into some awfully ill wind by fall.
Now then, about these particular not-quite-authentic-but-awfully-delicious summer rolls, which I filled with just-cooked lobster meat, cucumber, avocado and fresh herbs.
Sarah Palin was supposed to blast some fresh Arctic air into the Tea Party movement last Saturday, but the breeze I felt seemed awfully stale.
