Sentence examples for practically alongside from inspiring English sources
Yes, I'm of course referring to the Marco Pappa "goal" that even Chicago fans should be embarrassed about, as the aptly named Hilario Grajeda failed to spot that Pappa was practically alongside the penalty taker before the ball was even kicked.
You can practically smell the testosterone alongside the grilling steak.
Here, textile designer Hélène Druvert's intricate silhouettes are overlaid on stark London scenes and starry skies, with simple couplets launching the reader upwards, alongside Jane, Michael and the practically perfect Poppins herself, in a delightful addition to a well-loved canon.
New commentaries also appeared alongside the ancient ones: practically all of the most prominent professors composed their own commentaries to the Aristotelian natural texts, in particular between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
I was practically raised in a morgue, peeking in on autopsies alongside Dad, a hospital pathologist.
Standing alongside the global poor also means vocally and practically supporting liberation movements.
George Osborne, chancellor The chancellor has taken a big personal role in the EU negotiations alongside Cameron and is ideologically as well as practically in the remain camp.
Appearing alongside Manhattan's finest detectives, Benson and Stabler, practically became a rite of passage (or a punch line) for actors trying to break into the business and seasoned celebrities alike.
During pitcher bullpen sessions Wednesday, Girardi practically got down into something resembling his old catcher's crouch alongside Romine, and for almost 15 minutes told him that he does not realize how good he can be.
Keen's now helmed three series of It Is Rocket Science for Radio 4 alongside king of the funny voices Peter Serafinowicz (whose involvement is practically a badge of guaranteed quality in itself).
The tabloids are practically incapable of typing the words "firefighter" and "police officer" without tacking "hero" alongside.
