Sentence examples for really must go from inspiring English sources
"I really must go back," she said.
But now I really must go back to bed.
I tell her a few times that I really must go, that I'm running late, but she continues talking.
But the top prize for hypocrisy really must go to the Liberal Democrats, who smugly tweeted "women voters won't forget Labour's car crash record on the economy just because Harriet Harman turns up in a pink van".
The debate that phone hacking has opened up really must go beyond News International and journalism as an industry and include honest self-criticism from those who enjoy power.
Really smart investors must go back to the original data and reinterpret it.
"What we say is that really development and security must go hand in hand," the American official said.
I'm really sorry but you must go back and do your job.' And he told colonial governors to watch over what's happening and to report to him any smuggling that they might see.
Meaning that, to really know something, we must go and visit places, seeing them with our eyes.
To see the breathtaking kind of epiphany kiss good banter can really lead to, one must go back to 1940.
