Sentence examples for look real hard from inspiring English sources

"I'm comfortable with the equipment I have, but for future buys, I have to look real hard at Data General's finances.

"With no earnings pressure," he said, "we have the time to look real hard at the company and make sure we like the way we are organized and structured.

"Because every time I saw someone on the street, any skinny little man walking along the side of the road, I would wonder if it was Raymond, and I would turn to look real hard, and I would nearly run into something and kill myself".

"We've been told it was a technicality," said Jack Riley, director of the DEA's Chicago Field Division and former head of its El Paso office, "but I'm sure that everybody's going to look real hard at it to make sure it was legitimate". .

Here in this big shoulder city, as the years go on, if you look real hard when you're walking down a street or a path through a park, and if you catch a glimpse of a smile like summer, or if you hear somebody talking happy, or if you see a gleam in someone's eye like a warm day in June with the sun sprinkled soul of a giant; if you see any of that, you'll be seeing Ernie Banks.

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"We've been looking real hard now for about three years and we'll get him".

Mr. Parsons indicated that, in response to pressure from the financier and Time Warner shareholder Carl C. Icahn, he is now "looking real hard" at such moves as buying back more Time Warner stock and increasing the company's dividend.

When I looked real hard I flew up in the air again and saw them from the top and the dying ones made a kind of line down to the lake all the way from the lady's house on the hill to the shore.

And when the spirits dance, you gotta look real, real hard because often it only lasts for a moment.

Such forecasts can look "real" due to hard numbers, charts, and trend lines.