Sentence examples for you essentially do from inspiring English sources

My colleague Saul Hansell has pointed out in the Bits blog of The New York Times that you essentially do that when you buy PCs or digital cameras.

If you don't go into your overdraft, you essentially don't pay anything to use the account.

"It confirms what we had already seen based on some of our internal reviews; there was just some sloppiness, not intentional, in terms of how we secure embassies in areas where you essentially don't have governments that have a lot of capacity to protect those embassies," Mr. Obama said.

You don't receive any more or less money for engaging with the content, so you essentially do nothing to get paid.

"When I look at e-cigarettes as a quit-aid, I think it's probably the wrong headed way for society to go... the question we really need to ask is, how well do e-cigarettes replace combustible cigarettes in the market so that you essentially don't need to have combustibles in the market anymore".

Beware of going over-board, or "gushing", especially to someone you essentially don't like and especially if the person you're complimenting knows you don't like them.

Now imagine that there are nearly no rules regarding how you produce your widgets -- you can essentially do what you like, including passing on all types of costs, like environmental pollution, safety risks, and more to the public.

You could, essentially, do what you wanted — find the voice and the community.

I also think it promotes the idea that if someone isn't watching, you can essentially do what you want.

Ignore that you can essentially do that with Gmail right now.

Granted, you can essentially do this already on Amazon Web Services, but Microsoft is trying to make the process a bit easier by doing more of the leg work.