Sentence examples for what has very from inspiring English sources

Millar said Mulcaire hacked Dowler's phone the day that he was given her number and was "not responsible for what has, very sadly, become known as the 'false hope' moment".

Again and again, regular people are drawing a line and saying "no" to what had very recently been treated as perfectly reasonable by experts and pundits.

That same observation applied even more accurately to Wilpon's surroundings, for they are what have very quickly made the Brooklyn Cyclones a truly compelling proposition.

What has been very tangible this summer is the personal bitterness within the party.

What has been very heartening, he said, is the response of his audience.

The last thing we want to do is upset people, so we're taking what has emerged very seriously".

"I am extremely angry about what has happened, very apologetic that this has happened," Mr Cameron told the BBC.

This is in fact in complete agreement with what has been very recently described for Caribbean Anoles lizards.

Tell them what has happened very briefly (no one likes the gory details) and then let them talk.

It really does seem like a success for what has been a very, very devoted campaign".

Repeatedly I have been asked how to make real money in what has been a very ugly stock market.