For some, it practically amounts to a philosophy.
She said Sally Rand couldn't get away with hiding behind a bubble or a couple of fans in burlesque, and the grease she wears all over herself practically amounts to a heavy suit of armor.
Carl MacDonald, AKA WestRyder From their early days touring the nation's forests with Pulp, to staging a festival at England's highest pub and performing on the Isles Of Scilly, the band have dedicated their touring lives to compiling what practically amounts to a rock and roll Ordnance Survey.
According to Plutarch, the aporetic element in Plato encourages a way of searching for the truth without prejudices or a priori commitments, and this practically amounts to a dialectical inquiry, arguing either side of a given question; but this dialectical spirit does not deny the possibility of reaching firm conclusions, or even the possibility of achieving secure knowledge.
The new film shines like the Chrysler Building at sunset, and practically amounts to an "I Love New York" ad, except everyone is dressed even weirder and lots of things are breaking.
The Japanese demands in Shanghai will, if complied with, practically amount to acknowledgment of the principle that the Japanese have the right to take over all sovereign power within the foreign settlements to an extent greater than was granted to the Chinese government.
To an ichthyologist like Dr. Stiassny, the dedication of energy and money to the sleepy Hall of Ocean Life practically amounts to righting a wrong.
(Some puppets wrapped over the performers' backs and heads, practically amounting to costumes). Onstage Jennifer Peterson conducted a septet in a thrifty arrangement for winds, brasses and percussion, well suited to the setting.
(Some puppets wrapped over the performers' backs and heads, practically amounting to costumes).
Product improvement at this stage, where most of the important developments have been put into all brands, practically amounts to market segmentation.
