Sentence examples for literally daily from inspiring English sources

"This group is consulting literally daily with Bob Rubin, Mr. Altmann said.

"They communicate with us, literally, daily" on other issues, said Michael Moth- ner, whose firm Wpromote buys about $3 million a month in advertising on Google for its clients.

Homemaking bread has gone from being a quotidian chore – quite literally, "daily bread" – to a rare thrill, a novelty even, mostly the preserve of a leisure class to whom the skill can be sold back at £150 a class.

"This is the first time we'll all be putting our lives in the hands of robots, literally, daily and if the safety is not there, nothing is going to work, no matter what form you put it in on the road," Ronen said.

Chemical companies are increasingly sensitive to the fact that the safety of their products is being questioned literally daily by an unprecedented flood of new research from independent scientists and government agencies.

It is, literally, my daily bread.

"This is something that we have to monitor on literally a daily basis," Alderson said of Santana, who is recovering from shoulder surgery in 2010.

This Latin derivative — literally meaning "daily" but mostly used in the sense of "ordinary, routine" — appeared just 19 times in our pages in 1990.

And later, when she took a job as a secretary she was quite literally propositioned daily and chased around the desk by male managers.

But for millions of young Americans like me, he was literally a daily mentor.

The resulting gazette was called the "acta diurna populi Romani" -- literally, the "daily acts of the people of Rome".