Sentence examples for a line of practically from inspiring English sources

He is survived by his wife, Lois; his children, Anne, Alex and Bob; his grandchildren, Phillip Tang, Julia Tang, Tom Carswell and James Donald Carswell; and Cassie II, the latest in a line of "practically perfect" black standard schnauzers.

The reason that Fortnite is able to rake in so much cash is because it has developed a line of cosmetic items for players that are practically irresistible, and often feel like must-purchases for players whenever a new legendary skin comes out or a battle pass line-up of items is revealed.

A line of chalk.

A line graph of Adrian Kempe's season practically mirrors that of the Kings.

They acquired a plot of practically untouched land in Mamaroneck.

With battles over the president's signature health legislation underway in the courts and on Capitol Hill, a third line of attack is forming in the states: Practically every week, a Republican governor or lawmaker announces a new effort to kill the health-care law or undercut its implementation.

The room precipitates a visual meltdown of practically Byzantine glory.

As raucous applause gave way to an orderly single-file line, a practically breathless Rickey Sanchez seemed to speak for many of his peers.

Such a laboratory system represents a simplified testbed for the more practically useful line-of-sight stabilization.

Practically speaking, of course, Sleater-Kinney is just another alt-rock reunion, merely the latest in a long line of acts (including the Pixies and Blur) to get back in business after a lengthy hiatus.

Some lines (e.g. 1/3, 5/6) gave rise to both homogenous and heterogeneous suspension, whereas in the case of line 1/7 practically all the secondary and tertiary suspensions were homogenous, with either high or low GFP fluorescence intensities.