Sentence examples for really supplied from inspiring English sources

Falk's Singaporean "butler" was a houseboy, really, supplied by the hotel but soon usurped to Falk's local purposes.

Tonelli returned to Alabama after the Olympics and intensified his training regimen, He recalled that "The coach really supplied me with the environment to improve.

We start a conversation and then we don't really supply any answers".

We have to have some sort of a professional language to use, and that's what verbal judo really supplies".

A big question remains, though: Can E+Co.'s small-enterprise approach really supply energy to the two billion people who don't have it -- or even make a dent?

What is disturbing — in addition to an ugly element of punitive sexual violence implicit in the piranhas' choice of victims — is the talent and distinction of much of the cast, whose mere presence seems to signify an element of smart, self-conscious fun that the movie does not really supply.

There are gaps: Nadal says next to nothing about his long-term girlfriend, Maria Francisco Perello (a Carlin interlude on "Rafa's women" doesn't really supply the deficiency), nor does he talk about his ritual tugging of his shorts before he serves (a triviality, perhaps, but one it would have been sensible to at least mention).

"Will such a small, lightweight car really supply enough occupant protection during collisions with the much heavier and faster vehicles that also operate in cities?" she asks.

Speed is really supply chain excellence, and companies that have mastered their supply chains, from Wal-Mart to FedEx to Hewlett-Packard, show a tendency to weather downturns better and roar faster to recovery.

But like any other popular commodity that is both really expensive and "really cute," supply inevitably rises to meet demand.

In southeast Asia these days we are the soft power, China is the hard one, and we're winning.I could go on, but I'm really just supplying more and more examples to underscore the basic point.