Sentence examples for really resumed from inspiring English sources

"Outside the U.S., we never really resumed credit growth since 2009," he said.

His resume (but, really, resumes are dead, I mean LinkedIn profile) speaks for itself, but first-hand he's one of the smartest, most thoughtful executives I've ever worked with.

Despite the effort, Japanese growth has never really decisively resumed.

It was page turning and scary, and a lot bigger than can be resumed really.

Speaking to BBC Breakfast, Mrs Goslin said hearing that the search would be resumed was "really overwhelming" and had brought "incredible" hope.

Does she really want to resume her old life?

"It has to be legit, it has to be a case where a player is really looking to resume his career.

And last week, in a small but significant change in position, the president said there would be no further troop withdrawals until the rebels made it clear that they really intended to resume peace talks.

"My parents were really good at resuming a normal routine, not singling me out, saying, 'Oh, Elizabeth can't do this or that anymore.' " Her parents also made it clear that if she wanted any kind of counselling or medication she would get it.

Does any Senator really want to resume nuclear test explosions?

Mr Horta-Osorio told our business editor that he was "really pleased" his bank had resumed dividend payments.