Sentence examples for has practically gone from inspiring English sources

Pot has practically gone mainstream.

Swinging has practically gone mainstream in recent years, as polyamorous relationships have become more visible than ever, millennials continue to put off marriage, and hook-up culture persists.

As he saw it, he had practically gone legit.

In a video showing the 3-D structure of one of these biofilms, the ordinary bacteria win, and the hyperswarmers have practically gone extinct — confirming that the ability to make microfilms is more important to the bacteria's survival than being speedier consumers of food.

Much of his face had been practically gone when his neighbors pulled him from the rubble of his home in Port-au-Prince four days after the quake.

There were students who had practically stopped going to classes to see him elected, and when it occurred to Mr. Park, on election eve, that he could lose, and in doing so he would "let down" the people who had worked for him, he cried.

While European currencies are teetering just a little below their last year's level (the greenback will only go 5% further than it did last year), the price of oil has practically halved, making your travel fund go a lot further.

He started serving his own tacos in 1951 (this according to a 1999 biography of Mr. Bell, "Taco Titan," which Mr. Arellano has practically memorized), and the business went through several name changes (Taco Tia, El Taco) before starting as Taco Bell in 1962.

You had to practically go down on your hands and knees to look out of the windows.

Overtime has practically disappeared.

Belgium has practically the corner on beguinages.