Though there have been signs of a slowdown as of late, restaurants open, and close, practically every week in New York.
The feel of their sweet, sticky hugs and kisses and the way they used to stand so close, practically nose to nose, and gently hold my face with their little hands to tell me something important.
Her brother, Ari, would lie on his bed, eyes closed, practically comatose, as his mother worked through her list.
A lunar city, on the other hand, has the advantage of being up to a thousand times closer – practically next door – and as such could participate in Earth's economy to some extent.
After falling 200 points in early trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed practically unchanged at 11,000.
The news initially drove the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond lower, but in the end it closed practically unchanged.
Occasionally, I find myself dwelling on the fact that however many hours I put into listening to this app, I'm no closer, practically speaking, to experiencing its totality than I was when I started.
But on "Tramp," the songs are sung in close harmony practically from start to finish.
In the valleys between the mountains and again on the northern slopes of the Western Carpathians, the population density is heavy, whereas, close by, practically uninhabited mountain massifs are to be found.
"When Coliseum Books closed, we practically wore black armbands," Mr. Kushner said.
Eventually, as I'm brushing, the pigs flop over on their sides and lie there, barely breathing, eyes closed, legs practically quivering with pleasure.
