Sentence examples for practically to come from inspiring English sources

But he argues, persuasively, that whatever names he was called, winning the competition had, both morally and practically, to come first.

So for decades any discussion of Medicare during a Presidential election has been practically certain to come down to a simple split: Democrats accuse Republicans of wanting to gut the program, while Republicans accuse Democrats of fear-mongering.

"He practically begged me to come out".

"The Irish and Nicky (Henderson) have won practically everything so to come through and win one is amazing".

The wires hanging down practically invited everyone to come and shake hands with 10,000 volts of electricity.

As for his activism, late in the show, Young practically begged police to come on stage and arrest him during the segment he devoted to "civil disobedience, which isn't normally a part of our show".

However, some of the men were just as annoying in person as they were online -- one of them even said the three words that practically guarantee steam to come out of a woman's ears.

You have this life-long wish that you've been waiting practically since birth to come true.

"It makes it practically impossible for refugees to come to Britain legally".

But now, with its expansive see-through lobby, an inviting new restaurant and fanciful outdoor courtyard, the hall practically shouts at people to come on in.

One depicted "a woman standing in the doorway gazing longingly at her husband, stripped to the waist, handsome in the fields," Ms. Allen explained, and the woman "is practically panting for him to come to her".