So how do you best explain that, while our salaries look great, practically we can't foot the $60,000-a-year full price of the college tuition?
Turahan Bey ranked among the great, practically semi-autonomous Ottoman "marcher-lords" (uç beyi) of the 15th-century Balkans, along the likes of Gazi Evrenos.
He was The Greatest practically before he entered the ring.
"The drought was great, and practically universal.
"Not everybody thought it was such a great idea practically, emotionally," said Mr. Bernstein, president of the League of American Theaters and Producers.
Many wine lists that are widely considered to be great are practically keeling over with luxurious selections of the world's great wines.
Im really annoyed that Nintendo fans are constantly marked as "fanboys"…but what I really wanted to get off my chest is if Nintendo didn't opt for less graphics and new controls for cheap, wed have 3 consoles with great graphics, practically identical controllers and the only thing separated them would be game titles.
Indeed, if you get a hit (reach first base before the ball arrives there) in only 30percentt of your at-bats, you will be considered great and practically worshipped, someone will pay you millions each season, and the powers-that-be will eventually vote you into the Hall of Fame (the final resting place for all great players).
This is great for practically everything, including tripwires, levies, prisoners, and much more.
The nature and application of this concept are discussed in relation to the problems faced by urban conservation in China, where the pressures for change to, and the removal of, the traditional urban fabric are greater than practically anywhere else in the world.
Alas, their well-edited selection of furnishings -- even a massive Victorian bed that belonged to Jayne's great-great-grandparents -- practically disappeared in the loft's vast, white space.
