Sentence examples for became practically from inspiring English sources

The serf became practically indistinguishable from a slave.

"It became practically a microcosm of race and religion".

In the heartland of the empire, the governors of Ayodhya and the Punjab became practically independent.

Unthinkable at one moment, the strategy became practically compulsory in the next.

Foreign Minister Shimon Peres became practically apoplectic when an Israeli television interviewer used the A-word.

When my daughter was seven years old, she became practically unrecognisable to me.

Your mother's become practically institutionalised.

Changing a price difference of a few pence becomes practically very difficult".

MATTHEW Park Avenuerk Avenue Christian Church Early-music training at conservatories has become practically an industry.

Among a certain set of the altar-bound, wedding after-parties have become practically de rigeur.

Whether the structure could ever become practically useful remains an intriguing though less-than-revolutionary question.