Sentence examples for practically starting to from inspiring English sources

It is structurally, symbolically, and practically starting to have much more of a relationship with the work that we do".

Héctor Higuera Martínez, 39, the owner of Le Chansonnier, one of Havana's finest restaurants (the duck is practically Parisian), says that officials are "starting to realize there is a reason to support private businesses".

"How quick they change from one mood to another; bloody hell, it's practically bipolar!" I started to play an old Gaelic tune - "Hull-a-mack-a-doo, Hoo-ra-va-hee, Hoor-ra-va-hinda..

We have to practically start over from scratch".

You're the new girl - you have an opportunity to practically start over and be accepted for who you really are.

Then his right front tire started to practically unravel.

"In the beginning I made it solely for my pub but before long I would have publicans coming to me practically begging, so I started to make more.

It matches Apple's rev-share with app developers by raising the royalty it gives publishers to 70percentt, starts to practically give away Kindles, and opens up the Kindle to developers.

Whether or not one agrees in philosophy, data shows that close to two-thirds of all Millennials practically start their new jobs already thinking about getting their next one.

By its 11th birthday in 1999, PeopleSoft, a Silicon Valley innovator whose personnel-management software practically started the enterprise-software industry (now $36 billion), had become a wayward orphan that no one wanted to touch.

Christina and Corey's generation practically started the sexual revolution, so that element of daring is missing in their encounters.