Sentence examples for to be awfully from inspiring English sources

And right now, that seems to be awfully fast.

"We're going to be awfully glad when it's over".

"I think you have to be awfully cautious of that".

Then again, sometimes a few hundred mistakes can turn out to be awfully important.

"Well, the designers tend to be awfully busy and they see a lot of girls," she replied.

But it is going to be awfully hard for him to turn his back on Ms. Warren.

Airports are starting to be awfully crowded again, and in some terminals the security agency's resources are stretched pretty thin.

Mr. Grainger makes the point that the transition from battleground to home can be awfully fast.

When you're very close to somebody it's awfully hard to draw them.

"If you don't have the authority to negotiate, it's awfully hard to deliver an agreement".

It all seems easy to swallow but it's awfully hard to digest.