Sentence examples for literally here from inspiring English sources

"Arena" is intended literally here.

And the word "man" has to be understood literally here.

Better to have the lovers simply sail off together, as they do literally here in a colorful hot air balloon.

Literally: Here pity — or piety (pietà can mean either or both) — lives when it is good and dead.

But when I was borne aloft by "The Magic Mountain," I wasn't thinking that he was also, literally, "here".

"I shopped in supermarkets before, and this is a little more expensive here, but now I'm literally here every day".

I mean "emblazoned" literally here--the words stretching across her chest emerged from a riot of flames.

Literally from here to here, how fast can you go?

Here is literally right "here" on hundreds of millions of people's homescreens across operating systems.

"And so I literally said, 'Here is what I have learned over the years from observing First Ladies and here are some mistakes not to make.' " Today, Quinn's coolness toward Mrs. Clinton is a popular topic of Beltway conversation.

I mean, literally, right here.