Sentence examples for changing practically from inspiring English sources

But it's changing practically daily".

It became a live staple and a fan favorite, with lyrics changing practically every performance.

Ohio, for one, is right on a razor's edge ― it's changing directions practically every time the model runs.

FOR the guitarist Peter Calo, being part of the seven-piece band backing the pop star Carly Simon during her recent performance at Rose Hall in Manhattan meant accompanying her in a wide range of musical styles and changing guitars on practically every song.

Why does she fight my reformist narrative that is practically changing hearts in the millions across the Muslim world?

"She would be practically changing our regime from a presidential system to a parliamentary system with him as prime minister of Brazil".

Here they are, practically changing shape from role to role, performing athletic feats that surely aren't all done by stunt doubles, and they look good doing it.

What with the faces and the nameplates on the lockers changing almost daily, Lawton practically qualifies as an old Met hand.

Travertine with black inlay is the predominant material in the 117 spacious guest rooms and their heavenly bathrooms (with walk-in showers, deep tubs, separate toilets and changing areas, they're practically living areas in themselves).

MT speed was set to 120 km/h in order to provide continuously changing MIMO channel but practically non-correlated fading between consecutive radio frames (channel coherence time is 2 ms, approximately).

The results show that substituting a V atom with Mo leads to a reduction of the adjacent metal atom, practically without changing the electronic properties of the oxygen atoms.