Sentence examples for practically every member from inspiring English sources

In today's debate, Mr. Chambliss, sounding wounded by the line, listed practically every member of his own family.

His exhortation was interpreted literally, and within a fortnight practically every member of the football team appeared in corduroy trousers.

To judge by her rhapsodic characterizations of practically every member of the CBS News operation of Murrow's time, Ms. Sperber, a freelancer, appears to be a bit of a media groupie.

Practically every member of the team — the heads of State, Homeland Security, the CIA, and most especially Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and national security adviser H.R. McMaster — could fit in a Cabinet put together by, say, Hillary Clinton.

It doesn't matter whether you have practically every member of parliament on your side, you cannot get what you want unless the cabinet initiate legislation, a situation by which the private member has become almost of no account at all, the ordinary private member of parliament.

Among the five who remained, Bright wrote, the descriptions of the purported abuse became increasingly bizarre, involving, for example, groups of youngsters tied up with ropes in a pantry that the evidence showed couldn't accommodate one child, as well as "the tying up of practically every member of the household".

Bob Bagga: Since BizX is a B2B network comprised of members in practically every industry, members can get almost anything they need with member businesses.

Practically every living member of King Manoel's former Court, who is not in a Portuguese prison, was in Sigmaringen.

Practically every area member of Congress is named in one hall of shame or another for voting against or for a special interest's particular bill.

Practically, what this means is that every member of a congregation takes a turn at teaching classes and giving sermons on Sunday.

Then came "The Carol Burnett Show," which made her "practically a member of every American family," Mr. Powell said.