Sentence examples for practically healed from inspiring English sources
That's still a scenario Nets management views with fervent hope and prayer, but all Williams could be certain about — besides playing out this year and seeing what happens — was that he wouldn't dress for Friday night's predictable 86-70 drubying by the Magic, wouldn't risk adding insult to his practically healed calf injury by having his shot rejected by the flip-flopping Howard.
Fractures so treated healed quickly and non-union is practically unknown to TCM practitioners.
But my nose healed pretty quick, and I guess I would've been back in the show practically right away if I hadn't done what I did to Irene Selznick".
When I see those who have been dispensed into the pit of hell return home practically destroyed, I am desperate for ways to help heal these profound wounds.
What this means, practically, is that if your main roster is downed you can heal them back in, wait for them to regenerate, or use someone else.
The osteotomy line with the host bone was practically imperceptible in most joints of the graft, indicating radiographic bone healing.
The real America remains in the claws of two foreign conflicts that have been morally and practically contentious from the start, so what can fictional Americans do to heal, or temporarily conceal, such wounds?
Things in the cultural sphere, including contemporary art that even before the war had been practically nonexistent, were not picked back up again for a long time, while the country tried to heal.
