Sentence examples for legitimately ended from inspiring English sources

"Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I", became the symbol of all that the family had lost.For many years after she had fled to America with Fritz and made a new life in California, he working at Lockheed, she selling cashmere Mrs Altmann supposed that the Klimt paintings had legitimately ended up in the Austrian National Gallery.

"What we have seen too often in the past few years is that guns bought legitimately end up in the hands of people that don't buy them legitimately," said Roy Occhiogrosso, a spokesman for Mr. Sullivan.

Others are people with honest-to-god pain from hard-to-prove medical conditions who can't get their pain treated legitimately, and end up using illegally as a desperate act to retain some semblance of a life.

And even legitimately bought guns end up in dangerous hands, or lie within the reach of children or are used to kill a family member by accident or design.

I had to legitimately strip, without ending it on some sort of vaudevillian pratfall.

This period ended with the release of My Pokémon Ranch, where Mew was accessible legitimately without an event distribution.

During the June 5 episode of Raw, Phoenix suffered a legitimately fractured mandible during a match with Victoria, but was able to continue the match, and ended up victorious despite the injury.

Edge's first televised match was against Jose Estrada, Jr., which ended prematurely by countout when Edge performed a somersault senton from the ring to the outside, legitimately injuring Estrada's neck.

This is politically smart because Democrats cannot legitimately charge that Romney is "ending Medicare".

But even the most gradualist of Fabian reformers might legitimately fear that this approach will end up being too little, too late.

"If we are in a really strong position at Westminster, to end austerity, to demand legitimately more powers for Scotland, north of what the Smith commission has proposed, we need to see how Westminster responds to that".