Sentence examples for literally as possible from inspiring English sources

Here and there Black Eyed Peas work to replicate their recent success as literally as possible.

In Loar's production, the stage directions are read aloud and rendered as literally as possible, for comic effect.

CRAFTY: Several years ago, A. J. Jacobs had a best seller with "The Year of Living Biblically," about his attempt to follow scriptural law as literally as possible.

They wanted to translate the Hebrew and Greek as literally as possible, and neither language makes a distinction between you formal and you familiar.

But when a classmate was assigned to follow their instructions as literally as possible, it became clear that removing the bread from its bag was an important, forgotten step.

As literally as possible, I would use the 'universal language' and 'say it with photographs.' The story which interests me is one which lends itself to unlimited photography -- the tale of the City of New York".

Babbitt wanted "a piece of music to be literally as much as possible", meaning that it should possess as many related internal associations as it could.

Using Newton's preferred phrasing, quam proxime (literally, "most nearly as possible"), this latter conditional has an "If…quam proxime, then…quam proxime" form.

"At that point we had quite literally the entire world as possible suspects," Heymann told me in May, when we met in his office in the federal court building overlooking Boston Harbor.

He got as far away, literally, from Wall Street as possible.

Catching light in motion is pretty tough to do—it's literally moving as fast as possible.