Sentence examples for since she really from inspiring English sources

Ms. Noxon admitted that was by chance, since she really only wanted to get in a few more characters in gas-station scenes.

O'Donnell's campaign pays half the rent on her town house, which she argued is appropriate since she really lives elsewhere, in a location she needs to conceal from her opponents.

What other choice does a first lady have but to meddle, since she really can't do anything else?" SCRUFF FACE: "Steve Jobs," the biography by Walter Isaacson, barged onto the nonfiction list at No. 1 back in November, then slammed the door, locked the deadbolt and refused to budge.

"We're not trying to draw attention to Staci, since she's really supposed to be invisible in that setting," Ms. Wolf said.

Since she's really mature, she also plays with her kids' dolls on As The Dollhouse Turns.

I've never found Berry to be a very compelling actress, since she's really only turned in maybe two good performances in a movie career spanning close to 20 years, and Hanks often seems to be hamming it up.

" She kind of chilled with 2 different groups - the dramatic (probably popular, cool) people, and then the "jock" people, since she was really active in sports.

[Ron Fournier especially, as well as Carol Lee (who seems to think her bastardized capitalization "TelePrompter" is somehow "cool," since she can't really think it is correct in any way) and Peter Baker -- I'm looking in your direction.] Because the last time the TelePrompTer was an issue for a president, his name was Ronald Reagan.

Her squirrel business -- it's not really, since she asks all customers to make a donation to an animal charity -- started about four years ago when a man came up to her and asked for rat poison when she was working at the Wolland Animal Hospital in Mamaroneck.

She paid over $250,000 and has been renting ever since because she never really recovered from that financial hit.— Alex, 27.

It has only been since she retired that she has really taken off again.