We congratulate our toddlers for blowing their nose ("Good job!"), we friend our teenagers (literally and virtually), we spend hours teaching our elementary-school offspring how to understand their feelings.
That means every weekend, virtually, is spent listening to farmers complain about milk price supports, senior citizens carp about their pensions and their sciatica, small businessmen in little upstate burgs gripe about the tax climate.
By the mid-1960s he was virtually a spent force, though he was only in his mid-40s.
The frogs are especially vulnerable because they are more aquatic than most amphibians, spending virtually their entire lives, from egg to adult, in the water.
In the Senate, we spend virtually no time talking about those things.
I spend virtually half the year in America.
We live in a world where we can spend virtually everything we have on more and better treatment.
Early on, Mateschitz decided to spend virtually the entire marketing budget of the company on developing athletes and sports teams.
That makes it virtually impossible to spend time explaining to patients the importance of keeping their blood sugar under control or how to take their medicine.
Some tortoises rarely see water, while other turtles spend virtually their entire lives in it, be it in a single small pond or traveling the vast open ocean.
