Sentence examples for is literally in a from inspiring English sources

"I think the N.F.L. is literally in a class by itself in professional sports around the world," Stern said Friday in a brief telephone interview.

It is being more closely watched right now, when, he said, Israeli sympathizers believe "that Israel is literally in a fight for its life".

La Salle, Schiffbaustrasse 4, (41-1) 258-7071, fax (41-1) 259-7071, is literally in a glass box inside what was once a shipbuilding factory in Züri West.

And indeed, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter is literally in a position to do this.

Therapeutic cloning, he said, "is literally in an embryonic stage".

2. Buyers were literally in a frenzy in there.

"You are literally in a ball of fire," she says.

Brazil were literally in a flat spin: Ademir sent one shot ballooning out for a throw by the corner flag.

Farmers are "literally in a state of shock and face financial ruin," says Frank Jo Jo Whitete, who heads one of the 28 irrigation districts between Falcon and the Gulf of Mexico.

With Empty Lot, Cruzvillegas forged an organic bond with his host city in an installation that was literally "in a constant change," thus affirming his conviction that, in terms of art, place, and identity, "nothing is fixed".

"There are people who are literally in a craze over the fact that they can't get them," said Stacey Ziskin Gabay, one of the current owners of Gabila's, which is based in Copiague, N.Y.