Sentence examples for does virtually everything from inspiring English sources

She does virtually everything except scout players.

A few numbers jumped out of the new Quinnipiac poll today that suggested David Brooks was right when he said that Republicans in the House may be committing "political suicide" by refusing to support a compromise Senate bill on immigration reform that does virtually everything they claim to want.

Between the scenes in which we find out about each new violative act Tony has committed, we see Theresa going about her job, discussing her situation with her colleagues, and getting guidance from a police officer, who counsels her to change the way she does virtually everything — even to move and change her name.

The league has done virtually everything it could to support them.

We have done virtually everything we can with respect to carrots, if you will.

The issue here is Marist and Quinnipiac do virtually everything right, according to polling standards.

("He's a phenomenal scorer," Bryant said of Durant, who had recently tallied fifty-four. "He can do virtually everything").

"The municipal workers do virtually everything he tells them to," said Avi Kfiri, a political reporter for the weekly Zman Haifa.

"I did virtually everything myself, and I would have seven or eight jobs at a time," he recalls.

He was completely impractical outside his field; he relied on his wife and various assistants to do virtually everything for him.

The group called Mr. Romney a "true champion" and said that Mr. Obama "has done virtually everything in his power to undermine the institution of marriage".