Sentence examples for had done literally from inspiring English sources

He had done literally nothing in the way of work during a whole summer spent in a picturesque region.

Given how well the alternative worked out, you have to wonder if the US Baghdad outpost had done literally nothing but shut up shop and listen to Arabic Linguaphone tapes for a random year of the "reconstruction", their mission would have been closer to accomplished than it ended up.

I got your message, and you should know that I have done literally hundreds of presentations of good news and bad.

Tingle: As founders, we've done literally every job at the company.

Stacy: I've done literally hundreds of national TV interviews, and when the host can personally relate, it makes for a much more compelling segment.

Then you'll love Forgotify, the website for people that have done literally every other that thing there is to do. .

Sitting down has done literally nothing to keep me from experiencing life the way I want, with the exception of the frustration I often feel from my lack of having local friends.

In the seven months since Donald Trump took office, Congress has done literally nothing as Trump has engaged in multiple attempts to make good on his campaign promise of banning Muslims from the U.S. The first Muslim ban wreaked havoc at our airports and prevented green card holders from returning home.

Yes, I have done some literally groundbreaking work.

His seemed an impressive donation, but it's the least he could have done – almost literally.

"I mean, I've done probably literally hundreds of presentations to the president in five years, and two or three minutes into a presentation I'll be interrupted with a question," Mr. Bolten said.