Sentence examples similar to practically everything barring a few from inspiring English sources

The app allows you to do almost everything you can on the site — barring a few omissions which will soon be fixed.

Americans are used to swiping a debit or credit card to pay for practically everything because few banks charge a fee on domestic purchases.

Janet R. Brady, a retired biology teacher who describes herself as "a compulsive audiobook listener," multitasks with books while she does practically everything – one of the few exceptions is when she's birdwatching.

Grade inflation has practically made everything below an A a fail.

For Burton, practically everything was a symptom of melancholy, and practically everything — from love, to solitude, to gambling, to cabbage — was listed as a potential cause.

Practically everything in a 7-Eleven store is an undifferentiated commodity.

Practically everything a digitally-dependent knowledge worker sees, hears, or swipes can become a recommendation.

But the implied message is that everything will carry on as before, bar a few tweaks here and there.Yet that impression is deceptive.

"We lost practically everything," a downcast and exhausted Ms. Williams said at the hospital last night.

Practically everything is an uphill battle in Congress these days.

"She was in practically everything," said Leslie Smith, an employment coordinator for the leadership program.