Sentence examples similar to practically gotten to from inspiring English sources

We are practically getting to the point where buying every person in this country a horse would be cheaper than trying to use medicine to keep them well.

The Stantons entertained lavishly in their apartment, "which you practically can get to if you walk through my kitchen wall," Ms. Hitchcock said.

They could point to Kafka, who has practically got a cemetery to himself.

Economists practically get into fist fights on this issue.

In 2013, he practically nailed it, getting to the last horse just after the half-mile time went up.

The Senate moves much more slowly and the credit card industry has been arguing that it can't practically get its act together to implement the reforms that quickly.

At CU, you can practically get a contact high walking to class.

"You are greeted every day by practically everybody, and you get to have a nodding acquaintance with the neighbors".

And practically, the boys are getting to the age where it starts to look a bit dodgy when they're chasing 17-year-olds.

"It looked like a war zone," Brooks said, adding that it had taken deputies from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office practically all day to get to the mobile home due to the road conditions in the area.

I pick up speed and I'm practically sprinting when I get to the door of the flat.