Michelle Weber of Cocoa Michelle in Westport said she began making truffles because they were practically the only thing her mother, a gourmet cook, didn't make.
People leaving the mansion tended to mention Ms. Lee almost as much as Mr. Cuomo — either because they were disappointed they did not get to meet her, or because they were practically giddy about getting to shake her hand.
Hotel soda vending machines are the best because they're practically the only place where you can still find the lesser, competing versions of familiar brands, like Mr. Pibb and Mello Yello and Liam Hemsworth.
Eventually, Pedro said they had to stop using produce because they were "practically giving it away," to the point that it was making prices at local markets suspiciously low.
He likes shooting with the Coen brothers best of all, he says, because their scripts are so good they're practically foolproof, which effectively removes him from the equation: "Which works for me".
My friends who spent and got into debt are lining their pockets because they are paying practically no interest.
Too many feel they have nothing to lose because they are told practically from birth that they have no serious career opportunities.
I can think of plenty of places, new and old, where I would like to celebrate my own birthday, but I hesitate to recommend them to my parents because they are disappointed by practically everything.
Switched linear systems have a long history of interest in the control community, and have attracted considerable attention recently because they are not only practically relevant, but also tangible with the rich results in the linear system theory.
"Every river around here is practically dead, because they are full of sewage," says the biologist Mario Moscatelli who has long campaigned against the way these once pristine lagoons have been destroyed.
