Sentence examples for practically run out from inspiring English sources
In 1914, Francis P. Venable, the president of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was practically run out of town after he ventured mild but ill-timed criticism of the school's football program.
Its authors were practically run out of town.
The annual bestseller is the spring lamb which practically runs out of the shop.
The man grabbed his son's arm and they practically ran out of the bathroom.
Why? "Ted, Maureenn says, and I feel her grip at my elbow, and then we're moving again — hurrying, sweeping, practically running — out of this place, down a corridor under the glare of the lights that are a kind of death in themselves, and into a worse place, a far worse place.
Democrats cleared so many judicial nominees in the last year that the Senate practically ran out of people to confirm.
We would like PL 480 wheat!" This was something that we could easily do, as we had wheat practically running out of the bins.
Granny's was the hippest clothing and shoe store on the planet at that time, a tiny shop on super-trendy King's Road -- four years later, while waiting for my audition with Sparks -- I walked into Malcolm McLaren's' Sex Shop on King's Road and practically ran out.
Delpy shook my hand, then had to run out for an antihistamine before sitting down: practically a pantomime of a frazzled performer.
Meanwhile, fuel has run out, and moving in and out of the city has become practically impossible.
