Sentence examples for she has literally from inspiring English sources

She has literally become a footnote in history.

She has literally made it her business to find culturally diverse children's books ever since.

That's true, says Murphy: she has literally rocked the world of tax.

At times she has literally worked around the clock (Ms. Love apparently likes to work into the early morning hours).

"She has literally resurrected the I.R.L. from a fast decline," said H. A. Wheeler, the former president of Charlotte Motor Speedway and a longtime promoter in the sport.

"She has literally thrown the full force of the law and has mobilized the security and police forces of the state to go after the perpetrators".

Heather was banned from every shop in Heathfield's high street, she had literally nowhere to go.

She had literally never even heard of it, until one evening she received a message on Russia's version of Facebook that would change her life, and may well be about to change Britain.

For a mostly YBA group show called "Minky Manky" (1995) at South London Gallery, she produced Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963 1995 (1995; now destroyed), a tent embroidered with the names of everyone she had (literally) slept with, including her twin brother, her mother, and her two aborted fetuses, as well as assorted lovers.

This especially upset Mrs. Nakamura, who remembered that in a moment of confusion on the morning of the explosion she had literally sunk her entire means of livelihood, her Sankoku sewing machine, in the small cement water tank in front of what was left of her house; now no one would be able to go and fish it out.

She had literally turned my back to it.