He smiles at the fact that his children have turned out so level-headed, they're practically like parents.
"It was practically like any of the other meetings with high-level public officials we have had, where they don't say anything new," Ricardo Jacinto said.
Going to find one renowned version at Stratta, in Piazza San Carlo, the city's salon (and NBC headquarters for the Olympics), is practically like going into a museum.
"So my husband grabbed me, and said, 'As soon as I give a signal, run as fast as you can.' " Antonio said, "It was practically like a kidnapping".
It was practically like living in the 19th century, except for my trusty bicycle helmet, which I wore despite the fact that it is a terrific example of the technology BPA makes possible.
"North Shore" and "The Casino" run back-to-back on Monday nights; the other shows make up the 8 30-10 p.m. slot on Wednesdays, prompting Fox to hopefully label the evening "The Big Funny," which is practically like delivering a shotgun, a barrel, and some fish to your doorstep.
I never summon at first, it's practically like cheating!
"As someone else here has pointed out, paying to have a car in the city is practically like paying for second apartment," he says.
America's 44th Vice President, Dan Quayle, once said: "I love California, I practically grew up in Phoenix". Today, Dan Quayle is not alone in the sense that many Californians might consider Phoenix to be practically like living in California -- with far less of the economic mess.
"It's practically like being jailed".
