Sentence examples for have really put from inspiring English sources
But Marcion seems to have really put the scare of bejesus into the Roman church.
The talented young chef, an alumnus of Gramercy Tavern named Matt Seeber, must have really put away the condiments as a kid.
If anyone knows the inner workings of Italian rugby league, we have really put building blocks in for where we want to be in a seven-year programme.
Yet in the nine months since the World Cup there have been few new faces that have really put themselves forward as international qualit ey players.
"We have really put the pressure on Labour, as have the SNP in Central Fife, the so-called heartland of Labour.
The attendees like to assure you, and one another, that it is only in the past few years that they have really put the happy in haptics.
Tom has really put vanity aside here.
"They've really put the work in".
"It has really put Dawlish on the map".
The football team has really put Iceland into focus again".
"We've really put this aircraft through its paces".
