Sentence examples for really carry around from inspiring English sources

"I am constantly in need of a mirror," said Ms. Reiter, who is also a global design director at Nike. "Compacts aren't something people really carry around anymore".

I don't really carry around a level of anger and frustration.

"I don't really have to carry around textbooks anymore, like I used to in high school," said Mr. Cho, a sophomore.

And that's fine, because I wanted to be a lead singer – I didn't really want to carry around a 21lb Les Paul".

But who really wants to carry around an extra card?

It's huge, for one thing, not exactly the type of gadget you really want to carry around in your pocket in addition to a phone.

But do you really want to carry around a bag full of PC card devices?

Totes are really good to carry around, instead of a big huge backpack.

While a piano sounds incredibly rich and beautiful, it's really hard to carry around to a gig.

The downside is, you can't really carry this around in the street unless you're going straight to your victim.

Cargo bikes initially catered to the "hard-core D.I.Y. crowd — people who wanted to carry around really large objects like surfboards or big speakers or kayaks," said Evan LovetheHarris, the marketing director for Xtracycle, a company in Oakland, Calif., that introduced its first family-oriented cargo model, the EdgeRunner, in 2012.