Sentence examples for terribly closely from inspiring English sources
I think all these emails actually are from people who are meaning perfectly well, but actually are not terribly closely involved in the process.' To add a further layer of protection to his well-covered back, Campbell said that he not only did not send impolitic emails which might leak, he didn't receive them either.
Though the women who took the stand this week didn't work terribly closely with Pao, they all offered a markedly different perspective of the environment for females at Kleiner.
What all the aforementioned have in common, besides loud and proud ignorance, is that they don't really like sports, or seemingly follow them terribly closely.
David Brooks, the unctuous fop who haunts the Aspen Ideas Festival and the New York Times opinion page, used Lin as a fulcrum to write another column What all the aforementioned have in common, besides loud and proud ignorance, is that they don't really like sports, or seemingly follow them terribly closely.
But I got this handwritten letter saying that Francis Bacon was "the most tremendous lover", and I read it and thought, gosh, and got terribly excited, but then I read it more closely and realised actually it said "loner".
The event, much like the Iowa presidential caucuses, has no concrete importance but is a closely watched barometer that has not, historically, been a terribly accurate predictor of winners in the September primaries for statewide offices.
Look closely at the inscription on the side, which reads "I'm terribly sorry, but there is no 'u' in 'my pint.'" Here's a video of the lock in action.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
