Sentence examples for but it was practically from inspiring English sources

Ruling out is commonly used in everyday practice, 17 but it was practically uniform in OOH.

We had some great gigs but it was practically empty for seven years.

But it's practically impossible.

"But it's, practically, a challenge for the correctional system".

But it is practically unavoidable that as they do so, pollution will increase.

That sounds far, but it's practically next door in cosmic terms.

But it is practically impossible to ascertain when Flaubert's self-mockery is contrived, and to resist its subversiveness.

Nadal's cross-court forehand is difficult for anyone to handle, but it is practically Kryptonite for players who rely on a one-handed backhand.

But it's practically a steal if you consider last year's winning bid — a record 2.5 million yen, or about $26,000.

The point I make is, you can achieve any two of these goals, but it's practically impossible to meet all three.

The Union Square run may not be the ultimate in quirkiness (try Tompkins Square Park in the East Village) but it is practically designed for spectators.