Sentence examples for literally requiring from inspiring English sources

Scientists call this type of chick altricial, literally, "requiring nourishment".

So we have a situation where Nicky Morgan will pass a law literally requiring her to thieve schools from the church.

Becoming a teacher in England would literally require just "turning up".

"This show will literally require viewers to walk through downtown New London to see it," said Nancy Stula, curator of the Lyman Allyn.

This is a society in which every Internet provider, every cellphone service and every phone company is literally required by law to become a spy agency of the federal government with no court oversight of individual cases.

But those were films about foot soldiers, while "Wings" — perhaps inspired by the national wave of enthusiasm that accompanied Charles Lindbergh's 1927 trans-Atlantic solo flight — was about the war in the air, a subject that literally required a new perspective.

The extra power literally requires extra power, requiring a third auxilary power connector just to keep the thing plucking along.

As Bre Pettis continues his conversation with Founder Stories host, Chris Dixon, the two discuss the challenges of running a business that literally requires nuts and bolts assembly.

Weengs, a U.K. startup that has developed a shipping service for small retailers and online sellers that takes care of the hand and leg work (quite literally) required to send out orders, has picked up £2.2 million in backing.

He literally requires subtitles.

This one literally requires a trick of the needle.