Sentence examples for virtually have done from inspiring English sources

"I virtually have done nothing else but this since November," Mr. Obey said.

"It is important to get a home quarter-final tie, which we virtually have done now, because we think we know how to win matches at the Oval".

More importantly, it shows that the years in which one of the most important voices in pop culture was virtually silent have done nothing to lessen the impact of his words.

Weight Watchers has 15,000 of them; virtually all have done the program.

September 2010 *The fact that I have done virtually every job makes me comfortable about walking into any management position.

We have done virtually everything we can with respect to carrots, if you will.

The Mirror and Mr Campbell have done virtually nothing to rattle the government during the past 14 years of Tory rule.

But while the euro crisis touched off a scramble to halt a financial meltdown, European leaders have done virtually nothing to reverse the union's dangerous political trends.

Porto won virtually everything they could have done in two-and-a-half-seasons under Mourinho; wondering what might have been probably seems a smidge perverse.

Private donors have responded, but wealthy country governments have done virtually nothing to find a long-term solution to this deadly "vaccine gap".

The French, with an air base on the Chad-Sudan border, have done virtually nothing to stop the carnage in Darfur and eastern Chad.