Sentence examples for has practically done from inspiring English sources

In Colorado, despite a multimillion-dollar deficit, the Denver Public Library has practically done away with fixed-rate fines.

With the notable exceptions of Wagner's "Ring" and most standard Mozart, she has practically done it all: a gargantuan "Tosca" at the Earl's Court Arena in London, capacity 12,000; "The Mikado" at the 505-seat Icelandic OpeReykjavikkjavik.

By the time she reaches the microphone, the job of arch self-deprecation has practically done itself: So, this Sunday, consider this: in 1982, Streep had not yet mastered the art of playing Meryl Streep, Greatest Living Actress (for there is indeed such a thing).

The perils of propinquity Have practically done for me.

By Margaret Fishback The New Yorker, March 17 , 1928P. 107 The perils of propinquity Have practically done for me.

He told the conference: "I would have practically done all my films in 3D".

Before anyone says anything yes I know that Club Reps wasn't actually set in Ibiza and has practically nothing to do with the island.

General managers and coaches almost universally deride the shootout as a fan-pleasing gimmick that has practically nothing to do with a team sport.

As Australian blues-based, working-class, first-taste-of-alcohol music, it has practically nothing to do with the rest of existing rock 'n' roll, which has become deeply knowing.

Data of suspensions biocompatibility studies, from the point of view of viability of cells, apoptosis, proliferation, and morphology with the use of cell line of osteosarcoma SAOS-2 point to the increased proliferation of cells for HA nanoparticles containing greater number of Sr2 +, in so doing, it has, practically, no effect on morphology of cells.

However, we have conducted XANES analysis of the olivine and confirmed that it has practically zero sulfur content and does not affect the sulfur speciation results.