Sentence examples for have practically been from inspiring English sources

The Ray Lewis he saw in 2008 and the Kerry Collins he will see Saturday have practically been reborn.

Yet these investments have practically been a laundry list of the profitable assets to own so far this year.

But the wearable computers that were the darlings of magazine covers in the early 90's -- bulky, underpowered strap-ons with cyborg styling -- have practically been pariahs in the marketplace.

With few exceptions, these Mets have practically been screaming out the possibility that the franchise's much-heralded revival — in championship contender's time — may be remembered as 15 minutes of fame.

Instead an almost overcome Lane, who never saw Joan in her old light and always recognised her abilities, confesses the truth before exclaiming "the books have practically been held together with spit in your absence".

Colts place-kicker Mike Vanderjagt would have practically been in field-goal range if the Jets had turned the ball over on downs there, and a field goal would have given the Colts a 10-point lead, making it a two-possession game if the Jets were to tie or go ahead.

In the past, for example, the term "undocumented" has practically been banned as a euphemism.

And since the 90's, it has practically been de rigueur as a subject for art.

Over the last few years Carnegie Hall has practically been Daniel Barenboim's home away from home.

In Hollywood, respecting the silence has practically been a condition of employment.

In the past few weeks, the industry's lawyers had practically been begging for a quick ruling.