Sentence examples for practically anyone else from inspiring English sources
He knows more about French bread than practically anyone else, some of France's top bakers say.
For practically anyone else, invoking presidential families might seem grandiose, but for Mr. McCartney's set, the gesture was about right.
Consider for example, Ray Odierno, the Army Chief of Staff and a man who has complained more bitterly about cuts to the army's active force than practically anyone else in Washington.
The Household of Philip IV, 'Las Meninas', Kingston Lacy, Dorset In 1814 an Englishman abroad thought he had come upon Velázquez's first version of Las Meninas (1656) – not that he, or practically anyone else at that time, had seen the original in the Spanish royal palace.
A drummer who has worked more steadily over the last 10 years than practically anyone else, Mr. Nash has also been working on his bandleading concept; this trio of drums, vibraphone (Steve Nelson) and bass (Peter Washington) promise music of interesting texture.
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Next, practically before anyone else can get a word in edgewise, the let's-not-be-hasty-here folks jump out of whatever dark corner they've been hiding in since the last time a nice guy was accused of doing something bad.
Earlier this summer, I found a fish market that would give me or anyone else free lobster bodies, practically a life-changing event.
There's no question he can drive the thing, better than nearly anyone else around; he made this famously difficult concerto sound practically easy.
"They shot more footage than anyone else after the earthquake — almost two hours of footage, and practically none of it survived".
