Sentence examples for practically going to be from inspiring English sources

It's practically going to be 40 degrees today!

For a while I was practically going to bed in a three-piece suit with an overcoat and umbrella".

The fact that Apple has a massive and loyal fan base practically guarantees users are going to be addicted to clever, new apps for the foreseeable future.

But, he said, "It's going to be practically impossible to try to prove he had specific intent to tamper with a witness.

The thoughtful reexamination of our-self that we have just concluded has resulted in the discovery that we are going to be practically invaluable to our country in an emergency.

"It is going to be practically impossible to provide affordable accommodation to meet our homelessness duties in London," said Ken Jones, director of housing and strategy at Barking and Dagenham council, east London.

A careful deconstruction of the version of reality presented by BBC N&CA is now going to be practically impossible on its own sites.

By the end, some in the crowd were practically shouting with indignation: We're going to be paid according to our grades?

He told her more or less the same thing that he told Hasanaj: that he had carried out this operation more than 400 times; that it was practically harmless; and that she was going to be awake because it was safer, but he was a little more detailed with Merxira than with Hasanaj, presumably because she was studying medicine and therefore more familiar with what was going to happen.

The app selection is still limited — I couldn't find a name-brand activity tracker, like Misfit, though it's practically certain that those apps are going to be ported over to the Time Round.

"It's going to be very difficult to win the title". "It is practically gone now but while there is a mathematical chance then Madrid are obliged to keep going.