Sentence examples for models and really from inspiring English sources

"I told him I saw those models and really needed them". Though attracted to Warhammer because of his fixation on "The Lord of the Rings," Chris said, "I became obsessed with the game and painting the figures". The game's popularity has grown slowly in the United States, where it has been around for about 15 years.

But it also means that AWS is supporting the 'polyglot' world of many models — and really wants to keep its users and the compute/data load".

DuoDater offers an interesting spin on traditional dating models and, really, it's a wonder that this model isn't something that's been implemented on a large scale.

Every new Kia and Hyundai that we've tried has been so much better than the previous model and really, really competitive".

Or it could mean that other factors are driving the results that are not included in our model and really market-rate housing is not relieving displacement pressures in and of itself.

So it's a great model and really works, just like the microfinancing schemes that I've seen across the country, too, which work on the basis of women supporting one another and making sure that they meet their obligations.

"This is taking the paid, owned, earned model, and really focusing on the owned and earned and ramping that up to a new level," he said.

"It's a nice model, and really clever, but I don't think that people respond to surveys in a way that lets us use his model," says Bob Clemen, a decision analyst at Duke University.

There's a huge amount of pressure on both the agent and on the models themselves and really the buck lies with them to make sure these people are healthy and that they're looking after their careers as well.

"I never really looked at curve models — I've always seen runway models, high fashion models, Victoria's Secret models — and never really got the chance to pay attention to the curve models and how awesome they actually are and how they're just super confident".

If Paralympians are role models – and I really wish they didn't have to be – let them inspire everybody, able and disabled, rather than be exploited to make disabled people feel inadequate and guiltily dependent on the hard-working taxpayer.