Sentence examples for come virtually from inspiring English sources

There are Muslims not only to the north, but also to the south, whence come virtually all supplies.

The attacks have come virtually daily since Israel began its operations in the West Bank 15 days ago.

In terms of average daily temperature, "spring" arrives in Skåne during February but not until late May in northernmost Norrland; then it may come virtually overnight.

Most expected extra student places to come virtually – from the direction of massive open online courses (Moocs); the Open University launched its Mooc, FutureLearn, in September.

"Earlier it was money chasing a few projects," Mr. Sapra, 30, said of the change that seemed to come virtually overnight.

"We have several couples who come virtually every weekend of the year to see what new things come in -- maybe they'll just buy one ornament, sometimes they'll buy several.

The fourth dimension in this performance was smell (which, technically, is a sense rather than a dimension), so after giant polo players came virtually charging through the store front, and models walked up and down a virtual catwalk while handbags spun in 3D, bottles of perfume appeared wafting their scent over the crowd.

The change in tone from old-speak came virtually overnight.

Mr Hughes came virtually out of nowhere, though a dedicated spell of grassroots work in politics clearly paid off.

We know that Word came virtually intact, along with its developer, from Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center, or PARC.

Outside the courtroom, around the country, life came virtually to a halt as Iraqis watched the televised proceedings and were free to debate their meaning.