Sentence examples similar to practically super from inspiring English sources

The practically super-human bicycling champion Lance Armstrong is host, and Sheryl Crow (above, with Mr. Armstrong), his fiancée, is the musical guest.

But lopsided games are practically a Super Bowl tradition in themselves.

On the scale of expression, humanity on display, Coughlin was practically Tony Dungy at Super Bowl XLII, compared with Belichick.

Peprah never imagined that three years later, he would be playing in the Super Bowl practically in his hometown.

Teller was known for getting engrossed in projects which were theoretically interesting but practically unfeasible (the classic "Super" was one such project).

But one of the outside groups that has popped up to advocate for Trump has raised less than $1.1 million -- a practically trifling amount by presidential super PAC standards -- and had just more than $65,000 in cash on hand at the end of April, according to new campaign finance reports filed with the Federal Election Commission.

It's also super-durable – it practically bounces if you drop it.

Indeed, the super-rich now practically write their own tax laws – such as the way senior executives of Britain's biggest businesses were invited by George Osborne to advise on overhauling corporation taxes.

Some associates attributed his troubles to his post-presidential lifestyle, a glittering affair in which he is frequently feted by the super-rich and practically never told he is wrong.

My Corsair Survivor is practically waterproof as well, but these Super Talent ones are smaller and cheaper.

"Super-macho dude" is practically emblazoned across the screen.