Sentence examples for men are practically from inspiring English sources

Analysts and pollsters suggest that the race is a tossup, and the two men are practically tripping over each other in a harried effort to visit diners, firehouses, nursing homes and other clusters of voters between Smithtown and Montauk.

Sharp-dressed men are practically begging for attention, so don't be afraid to give it to them.

For weeks, the two men were practically at war over the issue.

Though in the 1980s New York theatre scene, a woman liking men was practically against the natural order.

Poroshenko asked him not to write critically about Shokin and Kononenko, arguing that the accusations were false and that the men were practically "members of my family".

At the time the fifth V.C. entered the caves, he said, the patrol had long ago left the vicinity of the curiously shaped rock formation, and had descended so deep into the valley that the men were practically able to touch the thick, rough outer walls of the caves.

Poroshenko asked him not to write critically about Shokin and Kononenko, arguing that the accusations were false and that the men were practically "members of my family". Leshchenko said little and left upset, sure that the President was lying to him.

According to DeMott, the woman-becoming-man is practically the face of prime time.

By the end of the week, Howie Carr, the Herald's self-styled voice of the common man, was practically ordering the Democrats home.

For years, cheating the tax man was practically a national sport in Spain, with large and small businesses often choosing to be paid in cash, creating a huge, unmonitored hidden economy.

The career of this uniquely clever and talented man is practically all that we have left from the 1990s wave of hope for a native film-industry to rival Hollywood.