Sentence examples for really would put from inspiring English sources

That really would put Sardinia on the map.

"It really would put Social Security on a more even footing," said Weller, who is affiliated with the liberal Center for American Progress.

"My read of this is that it really would put a stop … to most of this research," said new NSABB Chair Samuel Stanley, who was trained as a medical doctor and is now president of Stony Brook University in New York.

Snap, the idea of Schui back on track is very exciting, at the moment we have a handful of very talented drivers in what hopefully will be competitive cars next season and the idea of re-introducing one of the greatest drivers of all time to the mix really would put the icing on the cake.

And then I'd feel really sick, which would put me off for another six months.

If they really thought that would put off the Germans, they didn't know the team, or its World Cup record, very well.

Did you really think museums would put tethered HoloLens setups on groups of kids so they can see a T-Rex's body overlaid on its skeleton?

We knew that, if we started really well, it would put them under the pump and that's the way it panned out". St Helens: Lomax, Makinson, Turner, Jones, Dawson, Hohaia, Walsh, Walmsley, Roby, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Soliola, Wilkin, Flanagan.

So the deal is really that Microsoft would put up $5 billion to help a new management team buy preferred shares and warrants that would give it a 30% stake in Yahoo.

If you were really blessed, he would put stuff some sort of fake meat in there along with a few carrots.

"I really wouldn't put a lot of emphasis on this game," Taylor said.