Sentence examples for practically new from inspiring English sources
"It is something practically new for Iraqis".
It was practically new, maybe even new-new.
Stone finishes in the kitchen and bathrooms are practically new.
The stainless-steel kitchen appliances and stone finishes are practically new.
That went along until we had a practically new floor plan.
Perhaps the most radical changes took place in West Germany, which had the advantage of a practically new start.
Founded in the early 1920s as part of AT&T, Bell Labs until the late 1960s produced practically every new piece of knowledge and every new technology the telephone industry needed.
When I looked at a map, Montvale seemed as if it was practically New York City, so I chose the job there.
On Monday, the Jets (1-0) play New England (0-1), a franchise whose recent history is so tightly bound with Parcells and the Jets that it is practically New York North and that is now coached by the man who set in motion one of the most bizarre episodes in the Jets' weird history.
It's practically the new Big Mac Index of music subscribers, going by Spotify's head of new markets in Asia-Pacific, Sriram Krishnan.
The stone, tile and wood finishes throughout the apartment are practically brand new.
