Sentence examples for is practically over from inspiring English sources
(Isherwood) Off Off Broadway 'A Felony in Blue, or Death by Poker' Daniel Gallant's drama about an unusually high-stakes poker game among five mob bosses chugs along and is practically over before it starts.
The earnings season is practically over, and none of the companies slated to report this week can alter the perception that U.S. corporations are in a broad earnings recovery with year-on-year profit growth in the double digits.
The day he's been waiting for is practically over.
Three days later: "The storm is practically over.
With the fall of Kandahar the war in Afghanistan is practically over.
By the time your sleep patterns recover from the jolt of sobriety, the month is practically over.
There was a time if Chelsea were 1 0 up that a game was practically over, especially at Stamford Bridge.
"It was spontaneous enthusiasm, a sense of not wanting to be the last one in the game, when the whole thing was practically over," he recalled more than six decades later, when asked about the decision to sign up.
If there's ever a next time, I'd ban them from voting, the over-55s, no the over-50s, definitely, in all elections, why not, since their lives are practically over, then reduce the voting age to maybe 12, so people who are going to live with the decisions are still actually alive.
I was thumbing through the book one afternoon and noticed that Rombauer, a Midwesterner normally extremely reticent with compliments, had described this recipe as "delicate and good" — that's practically over-the-top gushing for her.
