Sentence examples for very much comes from inspiring English sources

The I.R.S. scandal, even if it doesn't ultimately add up to very much, comes much closer to home.

Anthony Griffin now very much comes into the mix at the Knights, Dragons and even the Wests Tigers and Gold Coast, where Mick Potter and John Cartwright are under pressure.

"It's no coincidence in that what we see in terms of our TV pictures, the tragic pictures of people crossing on boats to Greece and Italy, very much comes back to the Syrian conflict and [to] the Iraqi conflict to a lesser extent," UNICEF's regional director, Peter Salama, said.

"When it comes to those top places, it very much comes down to what happens on the day.

On Twitter, however, the updated gun emoji very much comes across as a message about where the company stands (or aims to stand) on abuse and violence.

There's a very strong moral and grounding foundation within Shai, and subsequently I think that very much comes through in Tris as well.

Will it matter very much come next Tuesday?

"I was frightened very much coming to the half," said Martin Scharf, Gallo Blue Chip's owner.

"The chickens are very much coming home to roost here," the senior diplomat said.

"We're just saying thank you very much, come down and see us, we'll talk to you later," Mr. Sussman said.

"There has not been very much coming out about what I call the infrastructure — even the temporary infrastructure — for democracy," a Western diplomat in Cairo said Thursday.