Sentence examples for very from high-quality English sources.

• We operate very fast, very furiously.

• They're very, very good at stealing, if you will, our stuff.

• “But it’s in very, very, very perilous shape.

• And he’s a very, very intelligent, very charming, very sexy boy.

• So, again, a very, very simple change.

• She is very passionate, very female, very jealous.

• Dylan's very enthusiastic, very, very hard working.

• And it has this very controversial legal opinion from a very obscure prosecutor.

Use very in a sentence.

• We went to very actively recommending people go home very, very quickly, early.

• "I'm very pleased to see our work rate, we scored some great goals and we were very hungry tonight.

• It's very rocky but also very sandy, and it's very aggressive but also very calm."

• For all his lasciviousness, for all the catalogues of indentured boys, he was very brisk, very posh, very English.

• “So we’re going in with a very positive spirit, very well prepared, I think,” Trump said, before misidentifying the site of the meeting.

• "Going backwards is in a way the discipline that is very, very intriguing and very, very interesting," Beringer said.

• “We have worked very, very hard over the last six years to make Baraboo very inviting and very inclusive,” Mayor Mike Palm said the week the photo was shared on social media.

• "People can work quite well for a long time needing very small amounts of supplemental oxygen, and then very rapidly and very suddenly, without warning, get very sick," he said.

very sentence examples

• “I think it would be a very, very, very, very sad day if British people voted to leave, I think it would be very, very damaging for Great Britain.

• “When we open the door to technology, in many cases it’s very, very good, but we always have to be very, very concerned about the potential downside,” Mr Klein said at a 29 July news conference.

• “He hasn’t contacted me about it, I’m very happy to meet him, very happy to talk to him, very happy to talk to any representatives of any part of the Jewish community in our society because I recognise that antisemitism is a poison and it’s very dangerous.”

• I want obviously to have a broad range of talent in my government, the government that I will lead, but clearly people must be reconciled to the very, very, very small possibility, and I stress it will be a very, very small possibility, that we would have to leave on those terms.