Real in a sentence

Real Madrid dropped to second place on 39 points after a 1-1 draw at Real Betis and next host Villarreal on Sunday.

It can seem crass to even speculate — this is, after all, a deeply human situation, with real impacts for real people.

Costner's performance honors the real-life figure(s) he plays, without ever getting in the way of the film's real stars.

James Feiner with Feiner Real Estate is another Island real estate agent to contact The Times about the scams.

Newcastle real estate agent Kate Rundle, left, and the late Sonia Walkom, of Walkom Real Estate, in 2005.

Naked recreation … gives a real feeling of freedom, and it’s very healthy to see real, naked bodies that are not photoshopped.

Plus, check out other iterations in the The Real Housewives of AtlantaThe Real Housewives of New Jersey.

I needed to mix it up, and it was a real drive to move to a club like where I felt confident there could be a real promotion push.

As hard as it is to believe whether the show is real, everything is real, except that some parts have been edited for acting purposes.

Bobby Lashley came out to hype up his recent union with the Street Profits, saying ‘real recognises real, and great recognises great’.

Had to check (just for research purposes) that this is real and it indeed is real and fantastic.

Much like Lenny Bruce, another Marvelous Mrs. Maisel character based on a real person that used the star's real name was Carol Burnett.

Miyar Capital signed MOUs to create real estate funds with Jeddah Real Estate and Aseel Capital with a total investment of $365 million.

For any real change, the country needs real leadership – not narrow populism or good English.

I think there's a real desire and a real rebellion in her where she doesn't necessarily agree with everything that Vulcan society preaches.

I very much believe aliens are real, and want them to be real, but this ain’t it, king.

Conner had a passion for real estate, and after completing his education, he worked as a real estate professional in Charleston, South Carolina.

Its target allocation is 60% private real estate and 40% real estate securities, including commercial and residential mortgage-backed securities.

Pick a real need and work on it in real time – that’s the way to win people over.

Maybe someday the electrification dream will be real, but I personally think we are at least several human generations away from that being near real.