Sentence examples for really five years from inspiring English sources

FRAN LIGHT Is it really five years since we started reading i?

Was it really five years ago today that British gamers got their hands on the Xbox 360?

We know that Great-Aunt Sadie was really five years older than she let on and that Cousin Harold had a shotgun wedding.

"Are you really nine years old?" judge Chantal Janzen asked.

Is it really four years since Nick Knight was the Guardian's chief scout?

Is it really eight years since he shredded England under lights at the World Cup? Crikey.

"I got involved with the bid back in 2003, so it's really nine years," he said.

"It was really two years into the Reagan Administration before we began to have serious talks with the Soviet Union," he said.

Angela Verucci was not so much a girl, really: twenty-four years old, she'd studied at Oxford before winning the Reeves Fellowship that brought her to America.

"A nine-year-old is really twelve years old by my standards, because, where we used to go four months on and eight off, he's been, you know, four, four, four.

Good golly, was it really seventeen years ago that NCSA Mosaic 1.0 was released?