Sentence examples for is finally really from inspiring English sources

One way to describe the progress on a project to repair a 75-foot wall that collapsed onto Riverside Drive and the Henry Hudson Parkway in Washington Heights is: Finally, really, finished.

The add-on is finally really real and set to start shipping next month.

And frankly, I don't care if Michelle Obama is finally, really proud of her Chrysler 300 that doesn't have a giant, yellow, magnetic, "I Support The Troops!" car ribbon.

I think I can say that I'm finally really getting the whole "conflicted working parent" thing.

"People are finally really taking the bed seriously," he said excitedly as he paced around his West 23rd Street showroom last week.

When it was finally, really, Bush's turn, his expression was broken up by his lopsided smile, and his answer, to a question about how he'd encourage economic growth, by incoherencies and word pretzels.

But they don't believe the Iraqi war is central to the war on terror, and they are finally really not sure that they are ever going to get out of Iraq".

"We're finally really seeing the fruits of the long-term R.& D. investments Microsoft has been making in its Windows operating system," said John G. Connors, the chief financial officer.

It's finally, really happening.

They also refer to Morrison and Janet Planet's life at the time: "We were finally, really living in a dreamland believe it or not it was a magical time", Planet recalled.

"We've been through so much together as a cast and to arrive at the day when we're finally really reaching a big transition, it's cathartic and it's beautiful and momentous.