I remember thinking when Kerri Strug made that second vault, in 1996, with a sprained ankle and landed practically on one foot, That girl's so strong, she could probably do that all the time.
Practically all have landed in the same camp as Google here, however.
Down a twist of stairs, I landed practically at the feet of Wendy Wasserstein, all a-huddle in a thin sweater in the dim light.
I was shocked one day in the Amazon when a frantic dove landed practically on my shoulder, and remained by my side as a frustrated ornate hawk-eagle glared at us both.
He soon landed back practically where he had begun, running M.S. 391, a school of 700 also called the Angelo Patri School, in the Tremont neighborhood.
When I traveled to Spain recently, I had a meeting with a customer practically the minute I landed and then had dinner with our leadership team there.
They acquired a plot of practically untouched land in Mamaroneck.
That she sings well, and sparkles even better, just reinforces our favorite image of turn-of-the-century England: a "practically perfect" land of tea and crumpets and rosy cheeks, where everyone is always on the brink of celebrating Christmas.
The UN never fully established its authority in that small territory, which became a self-governing, practically lawless land living largely on transfers from Belgrade and the proceeds of smuggling.
The research we are undertaking will enable local food production on a global scale, reducing waste, limiting food miles and using practically no land or water".
