Sentence examples for truly stops from inspiring English sources

It's a promise that though the music may end for Matilda and for Sophiatown — which would be razed soon after "The Suit" takes place — it never truly stops.

Or if Quagmire truly stops trying to pursue her now that he's been properly chastised and threatened by Peter and Meg.

So, he has well and truly stopped?

"When I stopped playing, I truly stopped," she said.

But we need to recognize that it never truly stopped.

I don't know whether Prism and the other programs truly stop terrorists.

But can such welcome seriousness truly stop there, tucked away in one discrete region of media law?

IF THEY EVER TRULY STOP LITIGATING and sail, it won't be your grandfather's (or even your father's) America's Cup.

If we truly stopped to think about what each such death meant for victims and their families we would surely become overwhelmed by despair.

By my teens I was pretty sure I'd been cruelly duped, but confess that it was only at 10 past midnight on 1 January 2000 that I truly stopped believing the end-of-the-world story.

But he also called on the Tibetan side to "show its sincerity, and truly stop activities to split the motherland, stop planning and provoking violence and stop wrecking the Beijing Olympic Games".