Sentence examples for really just a few from inspiring English sources

BILL VON HIPPEL: It's really just a few hundred milliseconds.

Really, just a few in the state," Mr. Lancet said.

The villages are really just a few houses on the side of a road in the middle of nowhere.

He added: "Most of it was just my execution on really just a few pitches that weren't good.

And then 'Traffic' happened very quickly last year, and that was a supporting role, really just a few weeks' work".

"It's really just a few religious wackos that think they can tell everybody what to do," Coyne told Billboard.

Causeway in remote north County Kerry is a tiny village, really just a crossroads with a few shops and pubs in a scene little changed from 19th Century photos.

It's really just a matter of loosening a few screws and tightening a few others.

There isn't much of a town, really, just a supermarket, cabins and a few shops on a couple of otherwise empty streets.

Sometimes fans forget: the World Cup is really just a big party where a few folks kick a ball.

When it was unveiled in 1870, Beach's railroad, it turns out, was really just a joyride, going for only a few blocks, with no way to get out at the other end.