I have practically given up generalizing from spring to spring.
When they met, Mr. Auchard had practically given up on dating.
By mid-November, I had practically given up when an email from the ICO dropped into my inbox.
At this stage, Romney and his advisers have practically given up hope of establishing an intimate bond between the candidate and the voters, which is probably wise.
Women have practically given up on these three, so they open a frat house at the edge of some distinguished seat of higher learning and sign up the unlikeliest students on campus, along with a ragtag group of shapeless older men who have nothing else to do.
By 2010, the world had practically given up on an "official" GDrive product.
J.R.R. Tolkien, the Oxford don and writer of the fantasy epic The Lord of the Rings, was rumored to have practically given away the movie rights to his books for a song.
In the past, mobile carriers have practically given away high-end mobile phones to get customers to sign up for service, so the companies could gain market share and earn revenue through fees.
If I were them, I would have practically given this away, not only as a "thank you" to the gamers of the world for supporting Nintendo and Mario for the last 25 years, but as a way of creating goodwill in a community where Nintendo is often criticized for being less than generous.
"Given that Tennessee has practically no state statute that protects workers' pay, it's disappointing that the legislature would seek to attack a law that simply provides workers with a decent break during their work day," Garrison told the paper.
