George W. Bush, in this as in practically everything else, is Gore's exact opposite.
That will still leave the firm with excess capacity in practically everything it makes.
Cyclopentasiloxane: It's a silicone, for shine, and it's in practically everything.
"She was in practically everything," said Leslie Smith, an employment coordinator for the leadership program.
"They appear in practically everything I've written and Maggie is the kind of distillation of that.
A warm farewell for a man who failed in practically everything he set out to do.
In this, as in practically everything else, Logan and the Army failed to see eye to eye.
Iceland leads the world in practically everything per capita, he continued, only partly tongue in cheek: volcanoes, rock stars, whales, puffins, sheep, glaciers, seafood restaurants, vistas of bleak magnificence, thermal pools.
That is because we just adore the geeks who run rampant with their bells and whistles in practically everything they design, forcing us with their dazzling cleverness into absurdities like marimbas during Mahler's sublime music.
For example, it confirms the long-running jokes about Samuel L. Jackson and Steve Buscemi: ranked, respectively, the No.1 and No.4 most collected actors, they really do seem to appear in practically everything.
