Sentence examples for practically part of from inspiring English sources

"And now she is practically part of the family.

Getting naked is practically part of the job description.

After all those years and some two million miles, Mr. Gordon is practically part of his car, his car practically part of him.

The Bull's-Eye Stratagem These days, discarded gum is practically part of the city's infrastructure.

* Appearing on the Letterman show is practically part of the job description.

TINGLES up the spine are practically part of the package when it comes to visiting Washington Irving's Sunnyside, in Tarrytown.

But by mid-September, the haircut had practically become part of the team uniform.

BAYREUTH, Germany — It has become practically a part of the tradition at the Bayreuth Festival for the director of an avant-garde Wagner production to be vociferously booed on opening night.

Like many of his contemporaries, Simpson has followed a path lined with signposts sunk so deep in our nation's poetic terra firma that they've practically become part of the landscape.

The class wasn't about the familiar plastic hoops that Wham-O popularized in the 1950s and 1960s and are spun around the waist — rather, it was about heavier, wildly adorned, adult-size hoops that are spun around practically every part of the body.

Sometimes, walking through Chelsea Chelseaa, New York, as in the Chelsea Hotel of Patti Smith and Leonard Cohen fame) on the way to work, I'd look up and just have to stop and stare at some exquisitely echt-Gotham example of ziggurated art deco apartment building, which, to New Yorkers, are so ten-to-a-cent as to be a practically invisible part of the city's backdrop.