Sentence examples for practically each from inspiring English sources

Wakefield (7-8) threw knuckleballs almost exclusively, tossing practically each delivery toward the plate in the 63-miles-per-hour range while winning for the first time in four starts.

But every new Belle and Sebastian album delivers a clutch of fine new additions to the canon and their live show – a live show which, from fairly shambolic beginnings, has become better with practically each passing tour.

Results: Self-reported-allergic history overall (OR: 0.49, 95%CI: 0.34 0.72) and practically each one of its main components (respiratory, food, any other clinical allergy) were strongly and inversely associated with ALL.

(After all, what should be said of the campaign of threats and fear lead by those who advocated the union, and who kept spreading literally apocalyptic views of what awaits Britain in case it leaves?) It is not the fault of Farage and of provincial England that the "idea of Europe" stumbles and falls practically each time it faces the will of the people.

On the other hand, there is the extreme position of unlimited polytheism, as, for instance, in the classical religions of Greece and Rome: each god has his own name and his own shape, and these are inalienably his and cannot be exchanged with those of any other god (not counting, of course, those cases in which gods are practically each other's duplicate and only bear a different name).

For practically each one, a new genetic test has been created.

The morning after each practice, practically every muscle burns … I limp down the stairs, feeling every minute of my 39 years.

A training manual that summarised the model of BBCC and the underlying evidence as well as applying the model practically to each risk factor was distributed to each participant.

Imagine watching two people screwing at that early, white-hot stage of attraction when your pupils dilate just looking at each other, and you want to melt each other's bones so bad you're practically eating each other's clothes off the minute the door closes.

Men, who like cars, practically hit each other.

"Visually speaking, Rebecca and I can practically finish each other sentences," she says.