Sentence examples for had practically changed from inspiring English sources

"When I came back, everything had practically changed," says Benson, now the Commissioner for Engineering for the Liberia Telecommunications Authority.

Apart from turning a guest bedroom into a study and a dressing room (the apartment had practically no closet space), Goldman made few changes over the years.

The change in the minimum-wage law appeared to have had practically no effect.

The Iranian students who had practically invented the chants "Death to America" and "Death to the Great Satan" had -- on their own -- changed the tape.

They had practically no customers.

She had had practically no free time.

Some had practically no carbohydrates, and some had practically no fat.

But this area had practically shut down.

Social housing vacancies had practically dried up.

But in the case of About Time, it's even worse since Tim has practically endless potential to change and improve life not just for he and his family, but potentially for the world.

This time, though, the changes have done more than ruffle a few feathers; they've practically plucked the chickens.