How long have you known him? A. Practically twenty years, I guess.
I have never even flown all the way to China, and I'm practically twenty-six years old.
By Lois Long and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, June 7 , 1941P. 9 If we hadn't looked it up, we wouldn't have believed that practically two years elapsed between the torpedoing of the Lusitania and President' Wilson's assnouncement of a state of war, or even that there were full three months between the bombardment of Fort Sumter and the Battle of Bul Run.
We have not seen him so close to the front for practically two years and he had that real desire back in his eyes.
For practically two years it was just us and The Beatles, which is exciting.
Well into his 70s, the books, though shorter, came uninterruptedly, practically one a year.
Long-lived waste will exist practically a million years".
Long-lived waste will exist practically a million years". So, he says, blast them with a neutron beam, turn them into something else, accelerate their decay: there could even be a power bonus The 2MW beam could provide the source for a subcritical nuclear reactor - subcritical because nobody wants another Chernobyl - that could yield a gigawatt or even two.
Yaron Tanne, founder & CEO of CamTrax Technologies, the company behind CamSpace, has been developing the technology practically single-handedly for three years in his apartment in Tel-Aviv.
"Grant and Christo practically lived with us for three years," Franklin said in an e-mail message.
Cathedral had told Caesar that morning that Pancho had lived on practically nothing but heroin for the three years before Lorton, so whatever fighting dog was in him could be pounded out in little or no time.
