Sentence examples for he has practically from inspiring English sources
He has practically cornered the motivational market.
He has practically no standing in his own party.
Today, he has practically the entire Party behind him.
He has practically a monopoly except for MacFadden and Smith who conduct their own export sales.
The enemy may have the means of retaliation, but he has practically no time in which to decide to retaliate.
His sweet voice is intact, as is the immediately accessible soft blues-rock he has practically trademarked.
He had practically grown up at the Taj, he said, where his family opened the store before independence in 1947.
In a speech weeks earlier, he had practically spat at the people assembled before him, vowing to fight the protesters "with every last drop of blood".
Rabbi Wohl, co-founder of the Coalition for Mutual Respect, said Mr. Davis had attended so many events at Temple Israel that he had practically become a member.
And long before starting the ballet, he had practically memorized "The Complete Lyrics of Cole Porter," edited by Robert Kimball, who became a valuable adviser on the project.
