Sentence examples for doing virtually from inspiring English sources

"I had a very good time doing virtually nothing," she said.

named Davvincii, who has the ability to whip a crowd into a frenzy by doing virtually anything except play music.

All 150 brokers at the David Lerner offices were doing virtually nothing else but fielding telephone orders for the bonds.

Doing virtually all of their shooting from outside, the Pirates' first seven baskets of the second half were 3-pointers.

After 38 years of doing virtually nothing to change or improve Medicare, Congress is on the verge of passing major improvements.

But that authority would be limited, doing virtually nothing to regulate the many new financial products whose unwise use has been a culprit in the current financial crisis.

"The Republic of Korea is doing virtually nothing to impose a cost on the North," Michael Green, a former Bush official, told the Washington Post yesterday.

He spent his mysterious years in Moscow and China doing virtually nothing useful, and was little regarded in the Indochinese Communist Party.

British companies had been complaining that Whitehall was doing virtually nothing compared with foreign governments, which lobbied vigorously for their firms to win contracts.

"At the end of the moas' tenure in New Zealand, people would have been doing virtually nothing else" than hunting them, he said.

Self-archiving could be done virtually overnight.