Sentence examples for it practically has from inspiring English sources

Depending on the number of hydrophilic groups present, the dispersion can be obtained in a very finely divided form, so that it practically has the appearance of a solution.

Be careful, however, not to look like too much of a geek when you show up for the first time at the side of a stream with your fishing buddies and your gear is so new it practically has the price tags hanging off it.

By now, he practically has it memorized.

In the case of our car-buying experience, when my husband and I said that we needed a day to think about it, we practically had the salesperson holding onto our trouser legs as we exited the showroom.

Although Hazlitt had seen As You Like It on stage, he remembered it most fondly from having read it so frequently that he practically had it memorised.

He practically has to kick him into the spotlight.

It's a bit surreal having all those flashbulbs go off and doing all those interviews but I loved it - they practically had to drag me off that red carpet!

And that means structuring the economy in such a way that the gap between low and high pay is even wider than it is; they will practically have to guarantee that a senior professional salary will be in the £200,000-plus bracket, and provide many more tax incentives than exist at present.

It practically would have been clearer if they had left it in Japanese.

He practically had to push it around the block.

I practically have a penis.