Sentence examples for practically one from inspiring English sources

Wood explained to me how "every morning, the village women walk to the cave openings and descend practically one hundred feet underground on uncertain homemade bamboo ladders".

I read Raymond M. Douglas's gutsy, remarkable memoir On Being Raped in practically one sitting.

At the group's modest offices here, Mr. Jindal is seen as practically one of the family.

The winger rolled one boot over the ball to flummox his marker before releasing Nacer Chadli with the other, in practically one motion, and his team-mate then darted inside two more Monaco players.

He added that Russians and Ukrainians "are practically one people", reprising a theme of an earlier statement in which he referred to the disputed areas of south-eastern Ukraine as Novorossiya, harking back to tsarist times, when the area was ruled from Moscow.

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What about the 2008 U.S. Open where Woods won the tournament practically on one good leg?

BOTTOM LINE Vacation packages mean it's practically one-stop shopping, though it also means you are locked in to certain trip details.

Yes, the median price for a new home is inexpensive compared with prices in neighboring California -- $158,000, or practically one-fourth the cost of a new house in the four counties of Silicon Valley.

Practically, one-step ahead prediction is not possible with such models.

It allowed Sunstone to monetize a debt-free asset that comprised practically one-third of its market cap, giving the REIT cash at a time when its share price is down but opportunities are on the rise.