Sentence examples for in to really from inspiring English sources

"It swung last night, and this morning for the first hour-and-a-half, so it was tough conditions to bat in, to really to score.

"It was fantastic, having these young architects come in to really make us think about the kind of city we wanted".

"Congress had the ability with their momentum coming in to really do some things, gain some respect or positive feelings from the American people, and that's gone already," said Brickman, a medical-device sales representative.

I'm hoping we get these in to really test sooner than later – I've got three long flights coming up – but you can call me aston-Bose-ished!

I love Rosetta Stone's software, and I think the approach to learning languages works – but the bottom line is there's no short cut to the hours you need to put in to really learn a language fluently and I just don't have those hours.

It's really that moment where we start scaling not only the contributor usage but the customer usage — and we need to put some money in, some fuel in, to really make it take off in the key markets," she tells TechCrunch.

This is one for the lifelong bucket list: rafting the length of the Colorado River, a pursuit that we feel deserves 10-15 days of being purely wired-out and tied-in to really do right.

"We are poised in L.A. to really lead in a new day for probation," she said.

Clinton said in order to really rise in any career, you must have a support system.

In order to really understand aggression in sports, it is important that psychological research on the topic remains well founded, valid and grounded in reality.

In order to really appreciate the people in your life, you have to thank them as much as you can.