Couple that with information from compromised home IoT devices that track occupancy, and the burglar can practically make a meal and watch a television program in your absence, with a notification when you're 10 minutes out.
Mr. Moriarty has one of those cellolike voices that can practically make a television drama.
"I used to get so excited, I would jump on top of him and practically make love to him in Bulgari," she said.
On a day when Hearts occupied Easter Road and practically made it their own, Skacel had been subjected to some verbals, some guttural abuse from a pocket of disenchanted Hibees.
Donovan practically made a second career of talking, and joking, about his weight and his battles to reduce it, gamely using his nickname in the title of his autobiography, "Fatso: Football When Men Were Really Men" (1987).
The founder said he had heard of Cubans practically making a living by buying and selling items through Revolico.
Valeant has practically made a business out of using this strategy on both orphan and non-orphan drugs, raising sticker prices on 56 of its medications this year alone.
Instead, he practically made a political convert.
He repeatedly tangled with Catholics who practically made a cult out of the pope.
Jimmy Buffett has practically made a cliché of the laid-back, end-of-the-road lifestyle, and whatever aspects of Keys culture he might have missed have been scooped up for atmosphere by novelists like Elmore Leonard.
CONSUMERS who have practically made a national sport out of hunting down the best price for everything from lipstick to laptops online often fail to comparison-shop for mortgages, finding the Web sites unhelpful or difficult to navigate.
