It had come practically from Canada, I explained — from Plattsburgh, New York, twenty miles south of the border.
Unlike the handmade masonry structures, Princeton's buildings come practically prefabricated, reducing overhead and requiring little skill.
One crucial act of violence is played directly toward an upstage camera rather than toward the audience, but for the most part, the technical wizardry that has come practically to define Hotel Savant's work appears only intermittently.
When the partial federal government shutdown began on December 22, it came practically out of nowhere.
While we all encounter machine learning whenever we use autocorrect, Siri, Spotify and Google, the vast majority of businesses are yet to grasp its promise, particularly when it comes to practically adding value in supporting internal decision making.
Well into his 70s, the books, though shorter, came uninterruptedly, practically one a year.
Given your schedule — bouncing from films to art projects, how does a project like this come together practically?
We fell into a happy pattern of coming here practically every weekend and eventually realized that this is where we'd like to retire.
So you might figure, well, it'll be like a bad school play: the parents of the participants will come and practically no one else.
It's full of achingly beautiful passages — which we Salter fans have come to practically view as an entitlement — and also some of the funniest dialogue I've ever come across.
