Sentence examples for practically pass from inspiring English sources

After lunch, he films a video message on my phone for my young sons, making me practically pass out with joy.

Or federal government buildings so unobtrusive that you practically pass by ministries without even noticing (even the presidential palace is so lightly guarded you'd be forgiven for thinking it is just an impressive historic mansion).

The two of you could practically pass for twins, you sure could.' It took everything in me not to slap her.

"Who?" The pair were practically passed a torch when invited on to French & Saunders's bank holiday Radio 2 show last year.

The Liberty players practically passed the Knicks in the hallway of Madison Square Garden yesterday morning, so early were they arriving to work.

Government conversion issues were limited to dealing with short-dated securities which had practically passed into money market hands, and the Budget introduced by Mr Churchill in April centred on one main idea which was favourable to trade and industry.

"I came up with the idea for this series because a whole bunch of publishers were asking me to write a sexy psychological thriller and I practically passed out with boredom," she says.

The flood in the Amur region has now practically passed its peak, the head of the Russian Meteorological Service is quoted as saying by the Itar-Tass news agency.

As he was then, the 63-year-old former pediatric neurosurgeon looked practically passed out when he took the podium at the CNN presidential debate, his somnolent, soft-spoken style a complete foil to Donald Trump's bombast.

Di Stéfano practically refused to pass the ball to them and Didi would later complain that his time at Real Madrid was the worst of his career.

But here's the hitch: As the definition of people's "networks" has expanded to include not just colleagues they've known for a decade, but also practically everyone they pass on the street, the quality of those connections has been greatly diluted.