Sentence examples for really was leaving from inspiring English sources

A few minutes later, Phelps was getting up to leave after his last formal postrace news conference when a question was directed at his teammates in the 4x100-meter medley relay, Matt Grevers, Brendan Hansen and Nathan Adrian: did they believe Phelps really was leaving the sport?

As a result, they tried to work in as many characters as they could during the first act of the episode to make it seem that the family really was leaving.

The best thing about Carnival, as with any festival really, is leaving the beaten track and the Tesco Metro route to find something altogether different.

Can Joan Holloway, office manager at Sterling Cooper, the fictional ad agency in Mad Men, really be leaving the company to be a housewife ministering exclusively to her vile husband, Greg?

Another confusion maker is the new Regulation FD, which really is leaving the average investor no better off than before.

"Their next hurdle really is leaving the nest, but it was at this stage last year when we lost two chicks - one broke its neck in a flying accident and another just wasn't getting enough food," said Ms Murray.

"Leaving the single market and customs union means we really are leaving," he says.

If Kristen Wiig, Jason Sudeikis and Andy Samberg really are leaving at the end of the season, it appears that the Greatest Hits tour is already in full swing.

"People here in New Hampshire would really be left out in the cold," he said.

"We are at a moment when the kids who have really been left out can really get help," she said.

"When we started to look at the area again, we realized that the middle-income had really been left out," Mr. Beit said, and teachers in particular.