Sentence examples for it will practically be from inspiring English sources

Sure, it will be ME sippin' the champagne and handing SOV a diamond grill with MY name on it, but you will ALL be there with me... it will practically be your name on that grill.

This summer, I'll be so deep into Canadian fiction I'll practically be living in Moose Factory or Moose Jaw.

FedEx is a lousy stadium but since I'll practically be ON the field, I doubt I'll notice.

To hear it, LeBron's career will practically be a disappointment if he doesn't surpass Michael.

When the battle will be over, some 100,000 Abyssinian soldiers will practically be out of the fight.

The experimental data will practically be an appropriate source of information for environmental engineers to design a natural treatment scenario for saline wastewater treatment.

Neither the Orlov nor the Tuy conditions can be satisfied for measurements performed on a volcano, and the tomography reconstruction will practically be performed with a hugely incomplete data set.

Notice that for configuration #2, the coverage probabilities will practically be the same for both carriers since the coverage areas fully overlap and they do not interfere with each other.

[ 15, 22] If PRK plus mitomycin-C safety and predictability can be verified, larger ablation zones can be used, therefore the above complications will practically be avoided.

As you get into playing the bongos, you'll be using the rim of the drums, using one hand on both drums, and getting into eighth and sixteenth notes – in other words, you're hands will practically be flying.

By 2006 we'll practically be swimming in V-12s not V-12s notn V-10s and even a V-16.