Sentence examples for have virtually been from inspiring English sources

Within the last 10 or 15 years, he said, "those communities have virtually been erased".

It's been the sort of situation where we have virtually been breaking ground".

Much of the focus Tuesday will center on the Portugal-Bosnia match because the other three playoffs have virtually been wrapped up.

Of course, last month's working-class explosion of anger and frustration came largely from outside London, and Collins's account does not embrace the way in which, since the 1980s, large swaths of ravaged, de-industrialised England have virtually been ignored by London.

That kind of difference-for-the-sake-of-difference form has virtually been lost.

Arenas, their franchise player, has virtually been erased from the premises.

Except for being in his office in the Jets' complex, Parcells has virtually been invisible.

"We've virtually been shoved aside," said Mr. McClung, who worked for Mr. Hobby.

College radio stations had virtually been the only outlet in the state for reggae D.J.'s.

By the time dusk settled over Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, the final outcome had virtually been settled.

He realized he had stumbled into a niche that had virtually been ignored by other Internet sites.