Sentence examples for really has something from inspiring English sources
"You want to go to a reputable company that really has something to lose if they are breached," she said.
He really has something about him, this kid, and England can book him in for the medium term.
Maybe it's time for him to take a risk, scrap the music and show us if he really has something to say.
"The Philharmonic is a secure ship, which will continue to sail calm waters, and with Maestro Rattle it really has something to offer," he said.
A buck standing in reeds in shallow water really has something to be worried about: "A deer that stays / too long / reflecting / is a deer called / meat".
Then somebody who isn't in on the game comes along, like Brodie, who really has something to write about, something real, and you can't get through it.
"Elsa really had something.
Then I think you really have something".
"They really have something special there," Dr. Jensen said.
"And he really had something to prove," Fagg said.
