Sentence examples for practically played from inspiring English sources

We've heard the phrase "we built that" — or "I built that" — pretty often lately: it practically played on a loop at the Republican National Convention.

Back in 1997, I remember running into Nancy Lieberman, who was one of the signature stars of the late 1970s (at Old Dominion) when the Final Four was practically played in the dark, and her telling me: "Four college teams made money this year.

"In those days we didn't have substitutes and unfortunately our right-back Len Chalmers got a bad injury and couldn't carry on in his position, so he went out to the right wing and just hobbled about," says Banks. "And that was only after 20 minutes, so we practically played the whole game with 10 fit men.

Swiping meticulously, he suddenly had complete control of the tempo by each hit and scratch, and practically played the whole song by hand.

When you do, it practically plays itself.

It practically plays a supporting role.

"I'm practically playing myself," said Mr. Martinez, whose character in the show is called Kid Ness.

Even Milkha's first love, who gets the requisite courtship sequence, practically plays third to the past and the races.

With Sprewell practically playing one-on-five -- by no fault of his own -- the Knicks fell behind, 23-12, athehendnd of the first quarter.

Another notable point is that, regarding the voltage range within which we are working, it is necessary to assume up to 2 sub-bands for the calculation of the current in the used nanoribbon which is of armchair type with N = 16, because considering the distance between the sub-bands, the second sub-band practically plays an important role in the current calculation.

#SNL Kate McKinnon is so talented.she can practically play anyone.