Sentence examples for practically made out from inspiring English sources

Just the other day I was at the Palladium in London doing a show with Robbie Williams where we practically made out during Swings Both Ways, a track we wrote together – I'm on his new album, and it's for a Christmas special for the BBC.

The area is practically made of food.

She's practically made of cucumber sandwiches.

He repeatedly tangled with Catholics who practically made a cult out of the pope.

I practically made a career out of it whilst I was studying.

I mean jeez, some people have practically made a career out of it (cough, Aubrey O'Day, wheeze, ).

It's fitting that Stewart should be taking over an existing entity, because he's practically made a career out of almost hosting other people's talk shows.

Valeant has practically made a business out of using this strategy on both orphan and non-orphan drugs, raising sticker prices on 56 of its medications this year alone.

And in much the same way Cramer became the personification of all that's unholy in the wake of the collapse of 2008 (especially by folks like Jon Stewart, who practically made a piñata out of the guy), the film posits a scenario where a working class investor who followed Gates' advice takes the host hostage in search of restitution for his lost savings.

I lost!" My husband grabbed hold of him while I apologized profusely, assuring the boy's mom that we've practically made a career out of trips to Boaz's psychiatrist, psychologist, occupational therapist and speech therapist in a combined attempt to understand and manage his aggressive behavior and mercurial outbursts.

Now, if Koons has his way keeping in mind that this is an artist who has practically made a career out of convincing people to believe in his wacky vision, someone for whom salesmanship itself is an art New York will be the site of his next and most audacious public project to date, which he has titled, Train.