As our public health team made its way into the building, we were practically run over by a group of students using the hallway as an indoor track.
Despite the melodramatic tone of the media -- practically depicting these transit workers as a group of ungrateful renegades -- it was the first shutdown of BART since 1997.
A thing, James states in "The Stream of Thought," is a group of qualities "which happen practically or aesthetically to interest us, to which we therefore give substantive names…".
Practically, we constrained a gravitational mass, made of a group of metallic discs, to an FDM printed structural node by means of a link cable.
We've created a group of ideals, which could be practically applied to everyone.
The fun part of investing is constructing a portfolio -- assembling a group of stocks that you will have and hold practically forever.
After all, that's half the fun of going to these big shows (and the reason I got so drunk at the Slayer show…I was with two girls and as we wandered around the parking lot of Meadowlands groups of dudes practically begged for us to drink their beers…it's what happens to a group of unattended women at any metal show, sexism is lame and all, but that was admittedly pretty sweet).
Suddenly we can imagine a group of kids in their garage building Google-scale systems practically on pocket money.
Practically all groups of birds that cross the arid belt, including those ecologically connected with water or humid habitats, migrate over both river valleys and desert areas.
He's practically a character out of The Hurt Locker.
"Problem is," Blonder says, "had I gathered together a different group of a dozen people, they'd come up with practically the same list.
