Sentence examples for from literally from inspiring English sources

"Everything," she enthuses, "is from literally down the road".

Mr. Shaiman countered: "I got an email this morning from literally everyone in the theatrical community.

Someone should have stopped Mr. Lepage from literally setting Ms. Voigt up for this fall.

He had a new young wife, Lyn Hicks from (literally) Hicksville.

I recognized faces from literally thirty years ago from ACT UP.

From "Literally Me," by Julie Houts, to be published by Touchstone.

People get their news now from literally hundreds and thousands of sites.

The water comes from upstate — literally 'up' from here.

Originally from French, literally 'voyager', from voyager 'to travel'.

Where some artists make money from art, Jed Ela makes art from money, literally.

At Armida's word a huge harpsichord descends from above: literally her instrument of enchantment.