Sentence examples for really be over from inspiring English sources
I am, incidentally, not entirely happy with the phrase "in South America": it should really be "over", for the point about flying, especially in such circumstances, is that it takes place in another world.
With 23 days, one presidential debate, and countless advertisements, speeches and attacks and counterattacks left to go, could this hugely anticipated race for the White House really be over?
While the health-care debate will never really be over -- and lawmakers are still under pressure to respond to some Obamacare marketplace ills -- Republicans appear to have landed at a dead end on their top legislative priority six months into Trump's presidency.
The Pulaski Skyway, a 13-mile feat of 1930's engineering spanning the lowlands between Jersey City and Newark, has met all the criteria for designation, and preservationists are beginning to argue for the same protection for Routes 1 and 9. Can the age of highway building really be over?
But will it really be over?
"Can a crisis really be over when 12% of the labour force is without a job?
This game really is over now.
Summer really is over down on the south coast.
But when she saw it really was over, she wanted it over that day.
Where is the challenge to the idea that their lives really are "over"?
