Sentence examples for practically then from inspiring English sources

Castle's little notebook shows, amazingly, that he came up with what is now seen as one of the classic film posters of all time practically then and there.

Practically, then, it may be more helpful to perform a simulation surgery and then manufacture guides using a 3D printer.

The shafts and other elements of the larger apparatuses in which points served usually were perishable and are not preserved; practically, then, points are individual objects.

So, practically then, it doesn't do anything.

The official service pistol for the British military during the Second World War was the Enfield No. 2 Mk I.38/200 calibre revolver, but owing to a critical shortage of handguns, a number of other weapons were also adopted (first practically, then officially) to alleviate the shortage.

The first is that if free riding undermines a social practice that is by hypothesis morally and practically important, then it is not rational.

If there's ever a next time, I'd ban them from voting, the over-55s, no the over-50s, definitely, in all elections, why not, since their lives are practically over, then reduce the voting age to maybe 12, so people who are going to live with the decisions are still actually alive.

Practically speaking, then, the Democrats need a net gain of eight seats to take over.

It is a three-beat gait, graceful and elegant, characterized by one or the other of the forelegs and both hindlegs leading near hind, off hind, and near fore practically together, then off fore, followed briefly by complete suspension.

We bought their island for practically nothing, then ran them off it, but now some New Yorkers want to give the city's first inhabitants back a patch, at least in name.

If it is that incidents of horses being marked with the whip will be as rare as is ever likely to be practically possible, then yes to that too.