Sentence examples for practically caught from inspiring English sources

"Summer here has practically caught up with winter," said Rolando Aedo, executive vice president and chief marketing officer of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, which has seen occupancy rates at luxury hotels jump by 16 percent the first week of August, compared to the same period last year.

"The boy has practically caught it, signed it and kicked it into the stand," said Bruce.

"The boy has practically caught it, signed it and kicked it into the crowd," said Steve Bruce.

Pinterest has practically caught up with Twitter, with 15percentand16percentcent of adult U.S. Internet users on each network, respectively.

"I thought if you put your hands up then it's supposed to be a penalty and if the player's arms are towards his chest and he practically catches it and puts it down on the floor, for me it's a penalty".

On 11 June 1901, the south side of the Ramsden dock at Barrow caught fire, and was practically destroyed before the flames could be extinguished.

Seven years ago this autumn, practically the entire mainstream economics profession was caught off guard by the global financial crash and the "worst panic since the 1930s" that followed.

Sure, it sounds like whining, but many people caught on the summer-weekend treadmill practically beg you to feel their pain.

But I was so proud I'd caught the eye of Howard Hughes -- practically a recluse at that time -- and that he wanted to meet her.

Got caught and stayed caught till he was practically naked".

The sunlight caught its reddish underbelly, and the feathers practically glowed.