Sentence examples for practically old enough to from inspiring English sources
Years before, as both parties have often recounted, he'd been turned down by Eileen Atkins, who is practically old enough to be his grandmother.
One analyst joked that even though the ship was practically old enough to have been deployed in the 1905 Russo-Japanese war, its deployment prompted yet more concern about Mr. Putin's inclination to do something rash out of a sense of weakness rather than strength.
To mark the day, American took Blackman, friends and journalists up for a spin above the city in an airplane Blackman was practically old enough to have worked on when it was new, the Flagship Detroit DC-3.
Still, when you get to be my age (old enough to know better), practically everyone else is a kid.
If you're old enough to date, then you're old enough for the hard truth: We have all regifted by now — especially for quasi-lame occasions like housewarmings, which practically have "Regift!" engraved on the invitation.
Old enough to start learning to play.
(He is old enough to remember).
You are old enough to do so".
And although not old enough to be her father, I was old enough to be old.
Three-quarters are old enough to vote.
He was old enough to know better.
