Sentence examples for did not very from inspiring English sources
However, 2011 began inauspiciously with a show Hunt inherited, Famous and Fearless, in which barely famous people did not very exciting things, in a bid to fill Celebrity Big Brother's shoes.
I'm not the sort of writer Media Lens bothers to whip up a storm against much, though the last time they did – not very successfully – I was disappointed (that naivety again) that whoever was behind it chose to misrepresent my words and meaning.
At the Céline show, he engaged Joe Zee, the creative director of Elle, in a lengthy dialogue, loud enough for everyone around them to hear, in which he noted, as one example, that he did not very much appreciate the criticism of his decision to show fur for summer.
As for technical progress, the firm has also long been considered as a 'black box' and did not very much catch the contemporary economists' eyes.
While more than a quarter (27%) said the ad preference listing Facebook had generated did not very or at all accurately represent them.
Even so, he did not very often look like his former self and Ricciardo had a handle on him on most occasions.
"We don't very often see forensic studies like this".
They don't very smell good, either.
