Sentence examples for really in time from inspiring English sources

Gerard must have looked dubious, because the man had added, "Oh, I mean, you can give him rabbits when he gets bigger, and that's a savings, really, in time and energy, because you won't have to feed him as often, but you'd be surprised — snakes, reptiles in general, are a lot more efficient than we are.

And I think really in time that will be the general consensus with respect to this particular drug.

"Our show doesn't really live in time and space," he said.

But, boy, we are really in a time – we better get very tough, folks".

For anyone interested in how British government really operates in times of crisis, Lord Hutton has already performed a valuable service.

"These places are really just frozen in time.

Now we're really going back in time.

AIdoc helps radiologists focus on what really matters just in time to make a difference.

(Not really. But in time, it will be).

"We're in a really crucial time in human history," Badu said, her four-piece band humming along behind her, her subjects entranced.

"I'm really in love this time," Lorraine said.