Sentence examples for really to report from inspiring English sources
There's nothing really to report.
As for the iOS companion app Sev Zero: Air Support itself, there's nothing remarkable, really, to report.
Very normal stuff — there's really nothing to report.
"But I'm really happy to report I don't feel like it's mine.
I'm really happy to report that black rails don't live in it here".
If you start noting ethnicity to make those books recognizable, she pointed out, you really ought to report whiteness, too.
You know, look, I think it is an open question whether we really need to report exit polls.
Caroline A. Quarteraro, Ms. Lapp's spokeswoman, said "there's really nothing to report as of this particular time".
"Frankly, [water utilities] really like to report on the lower levels of water-lead they find after such trickery, even if the lead in water is dangerously higher when people are drinking the water," said Edwards.
Nothing really exciting to report here: the files transferred across just fine.
I've been jamming out to Man Man and doing nothing productive today, because let's face it, there isn't really anything to report today.
