Sentence examples for practically opened from inspiring English sources

Robert Penn Warren knew what he was doing when he practically opened "All the King's Men," a meditation on power and politics, with a description of the driver.

Japanese sources reported that the fall of the city will cut off two more Chinese divisions and practically open the road from the north to Hankow.

However, the authors feel that Article 81 1b) does not practically open up any new possibilities which would not be possible under a justification following 9(2)(a).

As one public-interest lobbyist I ran into observed with grim satisfaction, "This is practically open government".

Blow gently so that the gaps in between widen, then suddenly blow harder so that the page you want is practically open.

More practically, it opens the main east-west coastal highway, allowing the Benghazi-based National Transitional Council to move by road to the capital, Tripoli.

The Al Bicerin Caffe, Piazza della Consolata 5, (39) 011 436 9325, has been serving its coffee with chocolate and whipped cream practically since it opened in 1763.

It matches Apple's rev-share with app developers by raising the royalty it gives publishers to 70percentt, starts to practically give away Kindles, and opens up the Kindle to developers.

Robert Stehling, the chef and an owner of Hominy Grill in Charleston, who has had Country Captain on his menu practically since the restaurant opened in 1996, serves it with a scoop of jasmine rice and a topping of slivered roasted almonds.

Open practically any page of this book and crystals will shake out.

The experimentation continued practically up until opening night; when he first glimpsed himself as Mr. Merrick in the show's publicity photographs, "It was pretty terrifying".