Sentence examples for practically tapped from inspiring English sources
The company grew up in North Sioux City, S.D., until a few years ago, when Gateway had practically tapped out the employment market in that region.
And when the critique of Bert's look turned favorable ("It's the only good one standing up there," said Ms. Klum), the 57-year-old designer practically tap-danced with joy, visibly mocking his fellow teammates as their creations were ripped apart by the judges.
He'll have practically a tap-in for a birdie that'll move him to +2.
The distance was practically a tap-in the way Garrigus had been stroking his belly putter over the weekend when he shot 61-68.
The correct answer made Eranga and Prianga smile, and soon they were singing songs that practically forced members of the audience to tap their feet, and even sing.
LARCHMONT Carol Loomis discusses her book "Tap Dancing to Work: Warren E. Buffett on Practically Everything".
Imagine a well-designed, stable and legal resource that instantly makes available practically all the music you might ever hope to hear, and all you need to tap into it is a high-speed connection.
And to make matters worse, Pepsi practically bragged about the fact that Aquafina came not from an exotic-sounding mountain spring but was simply tap water, cleaned up in a bottling plant.
Tap tap, tap tap, then once more — tap tap.
