Sentence examples similar to by literally one from inspiring English sources

After literally one minute, I feel nauseous.

As those around him crumbled, literally one by one, Mickelson matched the best single round score of the 142nd Open, 66.

Horses and thermal mud baths were available, but our favorite diversion was the canopy tour, an operation in which the tourist rides a wire on a kind of breeches buoy from elevated platform to elevated platform at a speed controlled by a hand brake, literally one's hand encased in a leather glove.

This book was written by a man who dictated it, literally one letter at a time, by blinking.

Mantras I manifest by literally putting one foot in front of the other, taking one step at a time.

Yet Rembrandt is deliberately copying the pose of a portrait of a man in blue by Venetian Renaissance artist Titian: he is squaring up to Titian as an influence by literally restaging one of his portraits.

It is literally one of the first moves made by Adolf Hitler, upon democratically attaining power.

I had literally one second.

I take one day at a time, literally one day at a time".

Clare Duffy urged on by Julie Chu And this reaches its high point, literally, on one numbing challenge, even for the women.

Closing Guantánamo requires real political courage and I could not imagine a better way to begin a new era than by literally shutting down one of the worst examples of the last.