When I got to the theater that night, I practically couldn't sing.
"We practically couldn't come here".
"We practically couldn't come here". Several years ago, Mexico captured the Gulf cartel's boss, Osiel Cárdenas, and proclaimed a major victory.
The floor was awash with art magazines, fashion magazines, and fan zines, an endless sea of imagery, and you practically couldn't walk without slipping on something.
Accordingly, a certain number of holes practically could be induced at the surface of the n+-poly-Si NW channels under erasing operation with large negative gate biases.
When the Madoff scandal exploded, most people couldn't understand how anyone, both morally and practically, could steal that much money.
He responded to this by listening to so many mopey Morrissey songs he practically could be the fifth member of the Smiths.
In it, Clinton is speaking about the plan she and then-President Clinton crafted -- and Sanders, then a junior House member, practically couldn't be closer to her. literally standing right behind her.
They don't always get approved, and certainly watching sausage being made is unappetizing, but only a deeply biased observer could call it "practically nothing".
The Leave campaign's rhetorical appeals to recapture the glories of the imperial past were so strong that, as British historian Philippa Levine put it, you could practically hear the strains of "Rule, Britannia!" in the background.
The Phoenix, more than almost any other alternative newsweekly, seemed like it could practically print money, since Boston had such a large population of college students, a perfect audience for what we were doing.
