Sentence examples for literally to from inspiring English sources

It translates literally to "taking together".

We can broadcast, literally, to the world.

Leone wanted literally to demoralize the Western.

The sky seemed, literally, to be falling.

The latter term seems literally to mean "preeminent hero".

I was looking forward, literally, to the thirteenth tee.

Florida shot, literally, to a 41-33 atvantage at halftime.

They will deliberately misbehave, trying literally to train their trainers.

It is, quite literally, to enforce a "culture of dependency".

Singers are encouraged literally to throw themselves into their parts.

Ms. Peirce never knew how literally to take those missives.