Sentence examples for is really over from inspiring English sources
This kind of communication is really over and done with.
Are the markets now persuaded that too-big-to-fail is really over?
She said: "First Lou Reed, now David Bowie New Yorkrk is really over now".
"We still face a long battle of epic proportions, and by the time it is really over, most of us will be long dead".
"I can't believe that this terrible nightmare is really over," said the tearful man, Robert McLaughlin, after embracing his mother, Mary Hohne, and his foster father, Harold, in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn.
Whether that bumpy pattern is really over -- in other words, whether the region has reached the official end of the drought or just another wet interlude -- remains an open question.
It would be nice if Cablevision could just give Center Ice subscribers the NHL Network signal until the season is really over, but it doesn't seem that will happen.
As the sports editor, George Solomon, was trying to find his balance, he turned to the Style editor, Mary Hadar, and said, "Well, I guess the Bradlee era is really over".
As Gehry told a tourism and investment forum last month in Abu Dhabi (where he is building another Guggenheim), "I always hate those meetings where the project is really over-budget and you're pregnant with design".
To define whether a GO category is really over- or under-represented in genes with antisense transcripts, we here performed the FatiGO+ classification, a web-based tool for the functional profiling of GO categories, through comparing the subcategories for genes with or without detectable antisense transcripts.
