Sentence examples for have literally sent from inspiring English sources

"In Iraq, we have literally sent scores of members there to take a look and see for themselves what is happening on a bipartisan basis," Mr. Hastert said.

But Founder and CEO Markus Villig says he has spoken to lawyers about the arrangement: "We have literally sent them (TfL) an email every 3 days, so they knew very well we were launching".

Mr. Zielenziger says Japan's rigid and hierarchical society, combined with a bleak economic future, has literally sent kids to their rooms.

However, Labour's Yvette Cooper accused May of presiding over "another Home Office shambles", and Keith Vaz, the chairman of the Commons home affairs committee, bluntly told her: "G4S has let down the country and you have literally had to send in the troops".

Labour MP Keith Vaz said: "G4S has let the country down and we have literally had to send in the troops".

By this point, DC's editors must have been getting really annoyed at the fact that they couldn't keep their universe under control because they had quite literally sent Superboy into the space-time continuum to repeatedly hit the actual flow of time with his fists until things were sorted.

So as prices have outstripped budgets, building committees, construction managers and designers have literally not only been sent back to the drawing board, but towns are asking taxpayers for more money or seeking more from federal or state funds.

Microsoft could have literally programmed this app themselves, but it elected to send the team a check instead.

Their British rivals have literally disappeared.

So they have literally enhanced.

Jewel had been watching a scary movie, one her brother had sent her; the knock had literally made her jump, and her heart was still throbbing in places where it wasn't, like her throat and her eyes.