Sentence examples for practical to get from inspiring English sources

He said it was simply more practical to get the suspension out of the way.

"Most people would not find it practical to get a Visa Electron card just for a Ryanair flight.

Before rural free delivery, if you didn't live in a town — and most Americans didn't — it wasn't really practical to get a daily newspaper.

If you live in the countryside, for example, without any access to public transport, it may not be practical to get by without a vehicle.

So not only is it cost-effective and practical to get a smartphone, it's also a moral imperative.

It may be most practical to get these numbers from your colleagues instead of the actual granting agency, which may deny that such "magic numbers" even exist.

Perhaps he's just pragmatic, and maybe Benioff simply sees a practical route to get more business, but whatever the reason, these businesses have hopped into bed together.

"Was the time-honored – or dishonored – Albany practice of three-men-in-a-room the only practical way to get a deal?

The purpose was partly practical -- to get the soldiers to waste their ammunition -- and partly psychological -- to taunt.

A dinghy proved to be the only practical way to get round Nikopol in Bulgaria.

But he had to find a practical way to get pizza from Long Island to customers anywhere.