Sentence examples for very very more from inspiring English sources

At the Good Bread Bakery in Port Chester, Jordan Kalfus, the bakery's owner, said that although sales at his artisanal bakery are still strong, "there are very, very more bakers in our area now than when we started in 1994".

'A Song at Twilight' is very, very funny, more to do with life".

That's very, very irritating, more toxic than this stuff from a forest fire".

They were the ultimate car that Mercedes made, very, very sophisticated; more or less like an airplane.

Alexey Grigoryevich Stakhanov, in case anyone is wondering, was a Soviet miner who was very, very productive — more so than anyone should be.

Because "it's going to be so tough to pass," he said, "qualifying is going to be very, very key — more so than any other race that we go to each week.

If I vote Lib Dem I deprive Labour of a vote and make it (very, very slightly!) more likely that Labour will come third – leading to a deal with the Tories?

'We need to do very, very much more and we have to hold, recapture the attention of the 20 to 30-year-old generation, which is reading newspapers less,' he said.