Literally, of course, he is not.

I didn't mean that literally.

Our cities risk becoming literally uninhabitable.

It's really a network in the literal sense of the word.

CO2 is the exhaling breath of our civilization, literally.

The uterus would fall out, literally fall out of the body.

The project is based on a journey, in the literal sense of the term.

During the last four years of his life, Arafat s public space was literally and metaphorically diminishing.

Relics of slavery, like Valongo, were literally paved over.

Today, it applies to Russia in a far more literal way.

This was literally true, because the British had reported that.

The toilets there are literally holes in the ground covered with a wooden shack.

So, what is thinking in pictures? It's literally movies in your head.

For example, you can use the verb go and the prepositions to and from in a literal, spatial sense.

And a kind of saving higher moral level, something that kind of literally saves the world.

True to its name, grassroots democracy has planted the seeds for future change.

Sensory neurons die a programmed death you literally have a new sense of smell every month.

In this way, malaria will literally be rolled back from its current borders.

It makes people think and talk about what happened to slaves in a VERY LITERAL sense....

His closed body was literally opened and part of it put on public display as a deterrent to others who might take up his cause.

Unfortunately, these lessons if taken literally may end up being the wrong ones for emerging market economies to be drawing.

But in many other countries, the water is already flooding over the dikes, both literally and figuratively.

Many of these young speakers are growing up having never known a world without the Internet and mobile phones.

The story is predictably sinister, showing baby Boris with a (literal) silver spoon in his mouth and his supposed corrupt beginnings.

Those decades just happen to be the time when the unwavering commitment to free trade of those small European welfare states held steady.

In Sweden, the Netherlands, and Denmark, social welfare programs literally exploded during the 1950s and 1960s.

You are, in fact, connected not just via Facebook and Internet, you're actually quite literally connected by your neurons.

So the first question, and you might want to write this down, either on a bit of paper, physically, or a virtual piece of paper in your head. And, for viewers at home, you can try this as well.

It is literally about seeing the world from the perspective of people seeking refuge and a chance to better their lives.

Think of Charlie Chaplin s film Modern Times , in which the little tramp is literally a cog in the capitalist machine.

You can take it.

You can take it.

And some are even using technology to take matters into their own hands, in a way.

If older leaders do not produce the right answers soon, younger generations will reap the whirlwind sometimes literally.

Literally, you will live seven and half minutes longer than you would have otherwise, just because you watched this talk.

You could literally, I mean this, pass this particular unit without knowing any physics, just knowing how to decode a textbook. That's a shame.

As some conservative commentators like to point out, the environmental movement has indeed become a dark force, not metaphorically, but literally.

And what the American the most powerful military in the history of mankind was able to muster for his rescue, believe it or not, was literally these heroic two American soldiers went into the shaft. Building was shaking.

Repeated attempts to rewrite history nbsp sometimes literally, through textbook revisions along nationalist lines make it nearly impossible to establish regional institutions.

We want to take it.

Tom wants to take it.

Tom can take it.

You can take it.

You can take it.

I want to take it.