Sentence examples for practically stuck from inspiring English sources

Then, in February, Daniel Nardiello of Barnsley gave the Slovenian such a roasting at Oakwell he practically stuck an apple in his mouth and served him with gravy.

The fact that the fan also created a massive downforce that practically stuck the car to the track was a bonus.

I ended up doing the talking -- or trying to, as my son was outrageously embarrassed to be talking to his mother about such things, and practically stuck his fingers in his ears.

As you can see in their announcement, you can practically stick a lens on a brain and you've got a working Scarlet shooting 3K, or you can put together dozens of custom parts to have a weather-sealed, multiple-lens monster setup with more rails than Amtrak.

Put mirrors in the back of your half-locker for reflection only, to help you to find loose stuff at the back; don't put your personal mirror way back there or you'll find that you practically have to stick your head all the way inside to see.

I mean, flames fall on our bare feet constantly, the rock our bodies are stuck in is practically on fire — it's Hell, basically, so it's very, very hot already.

"Practically, we seem to still be stuck with the 1982 SMART goals approach," he said.

"We're just stuck in the house, practically every day, because he gets so sick when we go out," she said.

Soldiers with flu would have been stuck in their trenches until practically keeling over.

The people on the far edges are stuck either taking tiny steps or practically sprinting when they gate turns, and they're responsible for keeping the interval between their row and the rows in front of them.

If they stuck to doing this, they would be practically invulnerable, but, no — curiosity is their downfall.