Sentence examples for do practically everything from inspiring English sources

Now, you have to leave Port Norris to do practically everything.

The film's co-directors, Americans Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, seem out of the industry loop: they care little for festival glitz, "passionately hate" celebrity events, and do practically everything themselves.

We do practically everything together, from sports to academics and music.

In other words, corporations can do practically everything a natural citizen can do to campaign for a grassroots initiative - but with the added advantage of the ability to quickly amass vast sums of cash and convert this financial power into political power.

Unfortunately, the recent rash of financial scams reminds us all that you can do practically everything right - including working hard, saving and investing your whole life - and still wind up penniless if you don't have trustworthy financial advisors in your corner.

Because he does practically everything himself, however, his overhead is relatively low.

Since his first one-week-job, as a bungee-jumping instructor back in March, he has done practically everything, including teaching yoga, exterminating insects, trading stocks and baking apple pies.

"Inverness were worthy winners, they did practically everything better than us on the day and that was the real disappointment," he told BBC Scotland.

It was unbelievable to her that here in the most expensive hotel in New York City, a place where you could call someone to do practically anything and everything, she still had to floss her own teeth.

Now, in his ability to encompass methods, and the freedom his style allocates, I see him as a master of diversity -- he does everything fiction can do, practically, but he makes it all his own, and unifies it so deeply that his diversity is somewhat hidden.

That mutates (most of) my anxiety and nervousness into playful fun... so that I don't take much of it seriously, like I do with practically everything else in my life.