Sentence examples for really go ahead from inspiring English sources
Really, go ahead and start speculating.
Some of Mrs Hodge's allies doubt whether legal action will really go ahead or simply be threatened.
"It's sort of like an inspiration to get things done faster, to really go ahead and take advantage of the status, because in reality, we don't know if it will be renewed," said Jasniya Sanchez, 26, a Mexican immigrant.
Of course, spots are filling up quickly, so if you want to get in on all the action in Hardware Alley, you should really go ahead and get your tickets today.
If you tell yourself you are too short on time to make one (really?) go ahead and buy one.
So this is really going ahead - it's not a stunt?
If John McCain really goes ahead and picks Joe Lieberman, we could have candidates speaking freely about their various faiths around the clock.
"I said, 'Are you really going ahead with this?' " said the youngest of his three daughters, Sarah Smith, recalling a family discussion on Christmas Day at her parents' retirement community outside Boston.
Assuming that it really does go ahead, this is good news for two reasons.
But he qualifies it: "If the government really does go ahead with the rumoured alternative of limiting the number of 'negatively geared' properties a taxpayer can claim for... then it might be hard to determine which side has the 'better' policy".
