Sentence examples for do really because from inspiring English sources

Easy to do, really, because I quickly lost all of the initial deposit.

I guess there's not much you can do really because there's just getting more and more people, isn't there, now that use the system?

However I had to supplement that money so to feed my children because I thought what if I have no customer that day what am I going to do?… There was nothing I would do really because I had to buy food for my children; for they would call to tell me food is finished.

And it's lucky I did, really, because that was when people started tweeting me back stuff like, "Doesn't sound good, mate", and, "Go and see a doctor".

So this is a post that I am reluctantly doing, really because I don't like acknowledge haters.

Yes, I do, really bad, because Force India has fought like hell for all the smaller teams".

They do really, obviously, because more listeners means more money, but that'd make for a rubbish strapline.

"You'll probably see Italy and Wales do really well because England, France and Ireland will all be involved with sevens".

"In the end, I'm doing really well, because I could be out of the race.

He guffawed and said hastily, "And luckily I did really well, because now it's worth a lot more".

"Cosmetics are doing really well this year, because it's those affordable luxuries," she said.