Sentence examples for literally everyday from inspiring English sources
"Literally everyday there are as many as 15 cars of photographers waiting outside our home," she said.
Mass shootings literally everyday and thousands upon thousands of Americans dying annually by guns is NOT OKAY.
Also, voters are told literally everyday that they need to get rid of estate taxes (the infamous "death taxes"), when the reality is that only about 3% of taxpayers - again only the extremely wealthy - ever even pay estate taxes.
In terms of future musical projects with Molly though, I'm not sure yet, but we collaborate on all types of things literally everyday, (computer art, zines, photos, etc) so if something pops up and we get inspired, then we'll probably do it.
We're so happy to have them on board – reducing carbon emissions is, literally, as everyday as catching the Tube".
Literally meaning "everyday life", Cotidiano, a new exhibition in Washington DC of images by 12 photographers of Latino descent, attempts to move beyond the outdated stereotypes by looking at this diverse and rapidly changing community.
This was enormously helpful at the height of the Zimbabwean economy crisis, when the price of goods literally doubled everyday.
We literally count everyday like it is our first day, like it is the only day that matters.
"The installation offers a new way of seeing the urban environment and literally invests everyday reality with an extra dimension.
Electromagnetic forces quite literally dominate our everyday experience.
