Sentence examples for terribly into from inspiring English sources

I'm terribly into intoxication – that's the only thing that counts…" These were, to some degree, excesses that Kemp inherited from his father.

Whatever practical measures you take to support Greece, therefore, it is worth remembering – and repeating to others – that this is not just any old "proud nation" that has got terribly into debt.

Defence Minister Andrew Murrison said a football match was "a no-brainer in terms of an event that is going to reach part of the community that perhaps might not get terribly entrenched into this".

Also that her mum came into the office and embarrassed her terribly in front of Borch.

Even a temporary default with a brief interruption in payments that Congress subsequently restores would be terribly damaging, calling into question the willingness of Congress to uphold America's longstanding commitment to meet the obligations of the nation in full and on time.

Though McHale helped turn a terribly unsuccessful franchise into a playoff team by boldly drafting Kevin Garnett out of high school with the fifth pick in 1995, he was heavily criticized by fans the last few years for a series of draft-day failures and other roster moves.

How has Thierry Henry, despite his obvious natural advantages of wit, charm, intelligence and supreme sporting pedigree, managed to transform himself into such a terribly unpopular – and indeed terrible – TV pundit?

It had turned into a terribly hot afternoon.

He started terribly and went straight into an official at the first corner.

"I needed terribly to get out into 'the city' and find some kind of life for myself".

"So I don't think anybody in the Assembly is terribly anxious to get into this," Mr. Zukin said.