Sentence examples for watch very much from inspiring English sources

I got excused with the first bunch, so I didn't get to watch very much.

"But again, that may not be fair because I don't watch very much.

Mitchell, at his first dinner with Marnie, discloses the source of the crisis: "I don't really watch very much TV".

I couldn't really watch very much of Glenn Beck's ballyhooed "expose" of George Soros on his show last night, and I don't really know whether this sort of thing should be taken seriously or simply dismissed and ignored.

Guidebox began its life in 2012 as a consumer-facing website that brought together full show and episode data in one place, then pointed you where you could watch – very much like today's Reelgood, in fact.

We didn't watch very much of it, sorry.

He moves like a man who took that motivational poem about dancing as if no one is watching very much to heart; his band's clever repurposing of 80s AOR – replete with a saxophone played by a man dressed as a mid-80s saxophonist, his flowing locks tousled by the breeze – sounds flatly fantastic here.

Other critics hailed it as "the British answer to Thirtysomething"; in 1998, Meg Carter wrote in The Independent, "More than 10 years on, Granada Television has finally produced a modern show that mines the rich seam of a generation that is as confused as it is liberated by increased choice and freedom, and that caters for an audience which has not, traditionally, watched very much ITV".

Actually, I do want to watch them, very much, but if I watch them, I'll be done with the season.

"I love the game, but I don't really watch it very much".

"But I don't watch them very much because I don't think it's fair for my husband to be in a total food environment all the time!