Sentence examples for local really from inspiring English sources

As Mark Sweney reports, Monty hopes to kickstart some kind of "fightback" in the ailing regional newspaper industry by making local really local.

Barbara Mink Ithaca, N.Y., Aug. 29 To the Editor: When will many economists realize that government, whether federal, state or local, really does not know how to create jobs, and that its efforts at doing so wind up destroying jobs?

Anyway, the point is: What does "local" really mean?

Then "Cable Car" started getting a little spin from the local ClearChannel station, which was unheard of at the time - a big, bad station like ClearChannel didn't play anything local, really, but there was a DJ named Nerf who really wanted to get us started, so he played it.

Chris Heuisler, a Westin manager in Fort Lauderdale who leads the company's national running-concierge program, said the point was "making the locals really aware of your property".

These changes aside, though, what locals really love about Saint-Rémy is how truly it epitomizes the ideal southern French town.

The "island" (the locals really are calling it that) is waxed jacket and Range Rover territory, but there's a strong community spirit and a warm welcome, despite the weeks of relative isolation and sometimes unwanted media attention.

There are dozens of hiking trails in Rio but only in recent years, as a result of greater affluence and expanding horizons, have locals really started taking advantage of them.

It seems the locals really like this mix of coconut oil, milk and sugar.

Having such a cooperative climate does make the locals really testy when precipitation should interfere with one's tee (or tea) time.

The local people really put their backs into it and it's really impressive.