Sentence examples for practically all gone from inspiring English sources

Now they are practically all gone.

from surface of cotton, the pressure is practically all gone in 1/50,000 second, the average pressure during that period being about 25 tons per sq.

Out have gone practically all the old analogue dials and gauges that festooned instrument panels on aircraft flight decks to the left, right, centre, above, below and even behind the pilot.

"Practically all the PMDB will go into government," predicts Mr Nicolau.

Israel and Egypt's continued blockade on practically all supplies going into the coastal strip, and a drying up of funds from Hamas sponsors in Iran and Qatar, mean that Gaza, home to 1.8 million Palestinians, is verging on economic collapse.

The departure of manager Remi Garde in March after 147 days in charge came after practically all hope had gone - and caretaker Eric Black's three defeats in his three matches in charge continued one of the worst Premier League seasons of all time.

Pot has practically gone mainstream.

My voice is practically gone.

As he saw it, he had practically gone legit.

Which he had done so well that her sore throat was practically gone and her fever completely gone.

The baggage fee income is practically gone, but the government is still raking in money from over a hundred sources.