Sentence examples for really melted from inspiring English sources

Was it really melted down into gold bars in a Brazilian foundry?

Davies wrote many things into the script to sex it up, but it was Firth's withering looks at Jennifer Ehle's Elizabeth Bennet, or "Lizzy", that really melted viewers.

Although he said that what appeared to be tears on his face was really melting snow, Muskie could not shake an image of weakness.

So the boy writes a Valley Winter Song for the girl to make things brighter, but the snowy sadness surrounding him never really melts away.

The Top Secret project, which the Jan . 18issue of the Canadian weekly Maclean's reported on, spent $8 million over five years looking into things like super-low-friction bases for snowboards and whether curling brooms really melt the ice.

"As Greenland crosses the threshold and starts really melting in the upper elevations it really won't recover from that unless the climate cools significantly for an extended period of time which doesn't seem very likely".

And, if they can keep that sort of atmosphere here for all their home games, teams could really melt.

Or, even worse, they wait until one or more asset classes really melts down and then they try to time the market by going to cash and looking for when to get back in.

I think they helped her greatly as a reporter because she could really melt into the scene.

Follow his feed for the latest psychedelic portraits, body-turned-objects, and digital contortionist projects to really melt your face off.

Surprising them with something they mentioned wanting, off hand, a long time ago will really melt their heart and show how much you care.