If a male political contender had said that, everyone would have just dismissed it as the laziest of lines, a tired cliché that practically announces dirty laundry.
"The proposed labeling requirement practically announces, 'Four beers are here for the price of one,' " Samantha Graff, a senior lawyer at Public Health Law & Policy, wrote in a letter her group submitted to the FTC this month.
Some days, the bouquet is so true and intense that the flavors practically announce themselves.
"Practically nothing announces the approach of one of the most extraordinary places I was to see on this trip," she writes of Las Vegas, emerging out of the desert and "wearing stage makeup in full daylight with the sophistication of a ham actor in an ambulant road show".
"I've just finished it!" he announced, practically crowing.
"If I stop making sauces, I stop having fun!" I announced, practically in a scream!
Early cables stating that Mr. Asquith had announced that practically all the coalowners had agreed to accept the Government's proposition had a stimulating effect here and caused another stampede of the shorts to cover.
Nowadays, ten-inch displays (like those used in the iPad and Motorola's Xoom) cost around $65 apiece; seven-inch versions can be had for less than $50.In a similar vein, practically all tablet computers announced so far use operating systems developed originally for smartphones.
"At a football game that fall when his name was announced he was practically booed out of the stadium, but he held his head high.
With the tariffs on aluminum and steel that the President announced last week being practically the sole exception, the Trump Administration has governed in accordance with G.O.P. orthodoxy.
Now she was practically grown, and the narrator announced a reunion: "Today Patsy has reached what may be the biggest milestone in her life — moving back in with her mom".
