Sentence examples for for practically everybody from inspiring English sources

The last twenty years were good for practically everybody save the dead.

There's a place for practically everybody, though few of us will ever be as cool as a record store clerk.

celebrating the advent of Labor Day with a hatful of harsh words for practically everybody outside labor's own ranks.

By Joseph Brodsky The New Yorker, August 3, 1992 P. 32 The last twenty years were good for practically everybody save the dead.

There are scads of self-help books on how to succeed, but I've never come across a single one on how to contend with not succeeding – which is more the form for practically everybody, right?

There were handshakes for practically everybody in his path, a warm exchange with Chief Justice Roberts, who last year single-handedly saved his health-care reform, and a hug for Mark Kirk, a Republican senator from Illinois, who is recovering from a stroke.

Subseries 2: The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody, contains notes and manuscripts for the book, as well as clippings on various historical figures.

Problem is L.A. is just too strong a team to contain for three periods (or more) and are getting contributions from practically everybody... from their captain to a fourth line grinder.

"Nick got a pretty relentless answer from practically everybody.

That was before the drawn-out winter made a mockery of practically everybody's prognostications, mine included.

Cuppy's last book, The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody, was published posthumously in 1950.