Sentence examples for literally conducted from inspiring English sources

The auction by the government was literally conducted in the darkness of night.

"Three years ago, I got a mortgage literally after conducting a phone call while I was driving," said Peter Hamarich, who closed on a studio apartment in Chelsea in April after he and his partner sold their one-bedroom near Lincoln Center.

The Thatcher papers reveal a close rapport conducted literally in the margins.

These and other studies by Dwyer and other groups are still being conducted (literally) at the International Center for Lightning Research and Testing at the US Army base of Camp Blanding in Florida.

And AJC -- which for two decades has traveled the globe and conducted literally hundreds of meetings on the Iranian nuclear question -- was among those who had the privilege of being briefed on the deal.

In addition, he conducted literally hundreds of meetings with key investment professionals from around the globe either in person or via telephone conference.

The startup promises to create the first real time search engine, where results are indexed literally as the search is conducted.

Literally hundreds of studies have been conducted that address the relationship of some type of plant foods or plant food constituents and cancer risk.

The first blinded experiment was conducted by Benjamin Franklin who literally blindfolded participants to shield them from knowledge in their assessments of the therapeutic claims made for applying mesmerism.

So many free projects could be conducted to derive scientific insights from literally millions of research papers from the past.

Quite literally millions of genetic tests could theoretically be conducted, so the choice of which variants are tested and how the results are interpreted is absolutely fundamental to the usefulness of the test.