Sentence examples for have practically made from inspiring English sources

Warren Beatty and Barbra Streisand have practically made second careers of it, and even Groucho Marx was recruited.

CONSUMERS who have practically made a national sport out of hunting down the best price for everything from lipstick to laptops online often fail to comparison-shop for mortgages, finding the Web sites unhelpful or difficult to navigate.

J. F. Chen and Wyeth, arguably the country's two leading galleries for midcentury modern design, have practically made a point of ignoring Mr. Evans, even as his offbeat works break auction records.

Boston has battled (and won), but the Habs are proving perhaps a more difficult opponent than anticipated (as have Carey Price's goalposts, which have practically made as many saves as he has).

I mean jeez, some people have practically made a career out of it (cough, Aubrey O'Day, wheeze, ).

This year's Oscars have practically made a sizzle reel for the film industry to come; now to put in the work, and hope it actually all comes to fruition.

Grade inflation has practically made everything below an A a fail.

Letter was read at meeting from prominent Judge saying Buckner had practically made New York dry, which struck lawyers as priceless.

Hate-watchable because: Co-created by Ryan Murphy, who has practically made hate-watchability his stock-in-trade between Glee and American Horror Story.

We've destroyed the unique dune system, we've practically made people prisoners in their own homes, and there aren't even any significant economic benefits to show for it.

Mr. Hurt, who stars in the new movie "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," has practically made this bleak little play into an unlikely party piece brought out for festive show.