Sentence examples for essentially spend from inspiring English sources

With mock tournament brackets released before practices even begin, many teams essentially spend the regular season jockeying for postseason slots and positioning.

"Amy's been coming to my house every week for the past four months... we essentially spend the day bashing heads and writing the book together," said Zoe Sugg.

Drop the bags, wander through security and with often hours to spare there's little to do but eat, shop, wander and – essentially – spend, spend, spend.

"I would essentially spend a great deal of time loitering near him," Lewis told the crowd on Tuesday night.

You are interviewed on the phone by the media, on tele-seminars, webinars, you guest blog on other bloggers sites, do interviews on Facebook and other social media, and essentially spend the day in your bathrobe while interacting with your readers and fans and selling books.

The first two-and-a-half were essentially spent taking tutorials, studying various philosophers.

Netflix said it would acquire content from other sources, essentially spending its subscribers' money elsewhere.

The national council essentially spent the whole day on the phone.

"The ATSB has essentially spent $130m to rule that out," he says.

Malraux, despite his many incarnations, essentially spent his life working at one job: trying to discover — and idealizing — what it means to be a man.

When they got to South Korea and, eventually, got back on snow, the Shiffrin who had essentially spent two months staring down the rest of women's skiing returned.