"Charlie's Angels," the box-office smash of the moment, was the subject of just such an onslaught, including widespread but vehemently denied reports that two of the stars, Lucy Liu and Bill Murray, had practically squared off on the set.
The headband part is practically squared off, and seems to only barely touch the top of my head.
Eventually Old John covered practically every square inch of wall space between wainscot and ceiling with pictures and souvenirs.
Among the anti-Morsi crowds that kept coming, to fill practically every square and intersection in the country, people seemed to think that the Army was not like it had been before, that it was not the Army of Hosni Mubarak and military trials.
In shot after full-page shot, Mr. Owerko — best known for his image of the smashed World Trade Center on the cover of Time magazine on Sept. 14, 2001 — venerates an audio technology that, to eyes accustomed to the iPod's futuristic smoothness, seems practically steampunk: hard, square-edged metal casing; wheel-size speakers protected by silvery-black grilles; lots of clunky knobs and buttons.
Practically, for a certain square of size in the plane, we count the number of pixels that fall inside a 3-dimensional RGB cube of size, centered in the current pixel –-the colour of the current pixel.
The flat plain of vast Etosha National Park, 8,600 square miles, was practically next door.
In particular, when (p=2), the system is said to be exponentially practically stable in the mean square.
According to the New York Post, Smith's movie studio-provided trailer measured a whopping 1,150 square feet -- practically a mansion compared to the average sardine-sized NYC apartment.
In their final analysis the trajectories are practically linear as the age square coefficient is no different from zero.
