Sentence examples for essentially a day from inspiring English sources

One image reportedly depicts Solo cups arranged in the shape of a Swastika on a ping-pong table, captioned with "girls night!" But the school has insisted it won't suspend or expel the students, deciding instead to slap them with a "reflection day"—essentially, a day of in-school suspension after an internal investigation determined they'd been drinking underage.

For the French these days, he concludes a little too cruelly, it is perhaps above all regarded as "essentially a day off work".

The first Velvet Underground album is essentially a day in the life of a heroin addict in New York City, and a map of where he goes and what he sees and what he feels.

"Infredible" mania swept the country and the country was in forgiving mood, even when Flintoff turned up drunk as a skunk for the victory parade, essentially a day-long televised stag do.

While pro football is essentially a Sunday sport, games are often won or lost on the practice field the week before.

Installing the new voltage regulator meant we had essentially lost a day and a half.

"We essentially had a day's workload within five hours," Stephenson said.

It was the first time I had been to the Sacred Valley and I only had essentially half a day there, but I will be back.

But if they split, it continues the pendulum swing and Ohio-Texas becomes essentially a showdown day".

We have, essentially, a 3-day week this week and don't expect people to stick around on Wednesday either and Friday being a half-day is a joke as it's dead as a doornail on Thanksgiving Fridays.

Caddies usually make more than $100 for essentially a half-day's work.