Sentence examples for practically illegal from inspiring English sources
It's practically illegal.
But if no disaster strikes, well, that's considered practically illegal.
Michael Vick is wildly popular in Philadelphia, a tough, fickle sports town where hero worship is practically illegal.
These were practically illegal in his part of south London, so he stuffed them down his jumper or behind the wardrobe.
At 150 pounds ("practically illegal in our business") and prematurely gray ("I don't have the attention span" for hair coloring), she never fit the fashion-editor mold.
Although the all-stars of pajama food are probably peanut butter (practically illegal for adults to eat until the 80's), ice cream and just about any form of mashed potatoes, PJ food is, of course, entirely subjective.
Moreover, as he pointed out, Page 3 is not illegal, practically nothing compared to, you know, that awful stuff on the internet and is the starting point for some excellent, fully-clothed careers.
It's like running into your chatty cousin on the street and being told about this exciting new movie called "Birth of a Nation," an eye-popping dance from a bohemian lass named Isadora Duncan or a practically incomprehensible (and illegal) novel by James Joyce.
Last July processors announced a two-year moratorium on buying soya from deforested land.Putting a price on a priceless assetThe government's goal, says the federal secretary of biodiversity, João Paulo Capobianco, is "zero illegal deforestation" (practically the only kind these days).
Resentment at the treatment of Mexican migrants in the United States is at a fever pitch in Mexico, with practically every affront against illegal workers, real or imagined, getting huge coverage in the Mexican media; the recent pro-legalization rallies in the U.S. were treated with adulation.
Investing in What Works for Our Children Without careful consideration, limits on student data collection can make critical research illegal or practically impossible.
