Sentence examples for practically arranged from inspiring English sources
Kidd returned from his recruiting visit to San Antonio and immediately those wonderfully informative people with knowledge of the situation began to spread the word that the Spurs had practically arranged for the famous River Walk to be named after him, and Kidd might go.
"They did practically nothing to arrange transport and accommodation or materials or permits for building the centre.
It is practically a collection of blackout sketches, but blackout sketches arranged to comment on each other, and it was planned that way right in the shooting script.
No one needed to play in the street, though we practically could have, because Starrett City's buildings were arranged around eight "loops" that kept traffic slow and evoked the cul-de-sacs of Nassau County.
Educational sex films screen throughout the park for arranged marriage newlyweds and the 140 sculptures practically match the Kama Sutra position for position.
He has since arranged for the nut to be sold in practically every store in the metropolitan district View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
These reductions in sampling effort would make both methods practically more feasible than was the case for the complexly arranged population.
These mirrors are arranged along the corridors so that a vigilant man sitting in a control room on the fifth floor can keep practically every corridor inthe place under surveillance.
He attended all the important weddings — and never mind that, by his admission, he'd practically been dragged to his own; the bride was a suitable Bordeaux girl named Françoise de la Chassaigne and the alliance more or less arranged.
When I arranged four vases of similar colour on a shelf recently, a cousin of mine who'd spent time in Japan saw it and practically ducked, saying, "Oo, you have to take one of those down.
