Sentence examples for did entirely from inspiring English sources

Unless, that is, your best friend wins the prize for work you did entirely together.

And then, he says, there are the rules: "It's a quartier entirely protected by law — I didn't make it so; the state did — entirely protected, architecturally finished, with no space and strict rules.

What I hope people do is remember what he said in Denver, and look to the promises there and compare that with the record, and they will say he promised one thing and did entirely different things".

"I have maybe a dozen grand ideas, and they run the gamut — anything from 'What if we became like a Sundance-type of place?' to 'What if we did entirely avant-garde work?' It's probably not going to be any of those specific things.

However, this week she, as well as Pepsi, did entirely too much.

As well as investing strongly in the project, Whitbread agreed to head a committee that would manage the company and oversee the rebuilding of the theatre, but asked Sheridan to withdraw from management himself, which he did entirely by 1811.

"This is done entirely privately.

The voluntary labelling is done entirely by third parties.

Bathrooms will be done entirely in marble, with European fixtures.

"Simulation is done entirely by a computer," Schumacher said.

And nothing an MP ever does entirely goes to waste.