Examples of 'she really had' in a sentence
Meaning of "she really had"
she really had: This phrase implies that a female individual truly possessed or experienced something. It can be used to emphasize a particular quality, feeling, or experience attributed to her
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she really had
She really had to work her way.
I do not think she really had a choice.
She really had a fabulous pair of boobs.
I needed to know if she really had abandoned us.
She really had a good thing going here.
I do not think she really had anywhere else to go.
She really had a ball last night.
He thought she really had died.
She really had a way with people.
He was back before she really had time to realize he was gone.
She really had no clue what cheerleading was.
The only thing she really had left.
She really had nothing to do with this.
Or if he or she really had no choice.
She really had been shopping for supplies.
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Peter there is one person she really had a friend.
When all she really had to do was be herself.
We both came to the realisation that she really had gone.
Not that she really had to revise.
Since there were so many semi trucks, she really had no choice.
She really had been too hard on him.
I am not sure if she or if she really had nothing better to offer.
She really had to make things work.
She truly thought she really had discovered something big.
She really had a gift for theatre.
There were so many choices and she really had trouble deciding.
She really had to learn to be more specific.
Where was she until today if she really had been following my case all along.
She really had the voice of an angel.
Maybe that was the reason that she really had answered the phone.
She really had turned her life around.
Tom asked Mary if she really had to do that by herself.
She really had a hard time finding a lawyer.
But then I figured she really had nothing to do.
She really had a nice ass.
But then I figured that she really had nothing else to do.
So she really had no practical motive to kill him.
Was this a question she really had to answer?
She really had the nerve to come back.
It sounded calculated, but she really had cried.
Possibly she really had not a farthing.
The war just came to her home, and she really had no choice.
It seemed she really had no idea at all.
But war just came to her home, and she really had no choice.
And she really had to get.
Unfortunately, the episode did not give a confirmation on whether she really had lupus.
She really had quite a life.
But in the end, she really had to burn them all.
She really had no reason to die.
That was meaningful to her, she really had a nice time with them.
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Then we knew we had the wrong guy
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There is some really great stuff in here
I really do not deserve to be treated like this
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