Sentence examples for really half of from inspiring English sources

"It's as if the global pool of money thought it was putting trillions of dollars in a savings account, but really, half of it was going into a furnace.

(Conservatives should recognize this misstep. They did the same thing after Romney's "47 percent" gaffe when they tried to explain that no, really, half of the country is the next best thing to welfare cheats).

But his opponents say that the glass of Uganda is really half empty.

You really deserve half of this.

Really good half of open, attacking rugby.

You can't really take half of Greg Lynn and put it with half of Richard Meier".

Mr. Douglas looked to his co-star, Matt Damon, who was also nominated, and said wryly, "You really deserve half of this — so — you want the bottom or the top?" Early on, there were references to the changing nature of television.

And Michael Douglas, accepting his award for his role as Liberace in "Behind the Candelabra," told Matt Damon, "You really deserve half of this — so, do you want the bottom or the top?" Since when are Michael Douglas's jokes gayer than Neil Patrick Harris's?

For high heels with a closed or peep toe: "These shoes are worn so often by women to work or at night that people really put half of their weight in the heel," says David, who recommends a new top-lift — a small plastic and rubber square that is nailed into the heel in place of the lightweight plastic point most of these shoes are made with.

Morley, who along with GB head coach Nikolai Kornieiev is leaving the programme after a disappointing Games, added: "She was in a really tough half of the draw.

As far as its hardware goes, it seems to be the sort of incremental upgrade that people have been foretelling for weeks now, but that's really only half of the equation here.