Sentence examples for practically say from inspiring English sources

"On Sunday nights, the kids practically say: 'Bye Daddy.

And Saakashvili, more politician than diplomat, said, in an interview on Moscow's Ekho Moskvy radio station, that the war between Russia and Georgia "is not over from the Russian side because I can practically say that Russia doesn't recognize the peace agreement and officially wants to overthrow our government".

He practically said, "You are dead to me".

"We're neighbors, practically," said Mr. Liebowitz who often drops off materials at Mrs. Ardino's home.

"You could go anyplace in the country with this, practically," said Dr. Powell, who is 67.

"You looked at him like he was God, practically," said Charlie Hall, a Danbury parishioner who lives in a shelter.

"Her role will be different institutionally, as well as practically," said the White House chief of staff, Andrew H. Card Jr.

"We can't talk about what it's going to look like, because that process goes on for another two years, practically," said Marvin Levy, Mr. Spielberg's longtime spokesman.

Tsarnaev's defence lawyer, Judy Clarke, known for helping clients escape the death penalty, practically said as much in her opening statement.

A defeat was practically saying goodbye to the league but a draw means that this will go to the final day".

Or, more practically, said Dr Justice Dimick of the University of Michigan Health System, some hospitals simply may not have the experience to manage complications of complex, seldom-performed surgeries.