She was the daughter of a Newark lawyer and had a reputation as a tough adversary but practically blushed whenever she spoke about her husband, a periodontist who was her high-school sweetheart and played on the Johns Hopkins basketball team.
Diapers, toys, books, and tons of "just in case" outfits have made it so that the trunk of my car is practically overflowing whenever my family and I travel.
Unless you reduce defense budgets — practically unheard of — whenever you cut taxes, you starve social programs and infrastructure, thus undermining the legitimate and beneficial role of government.
They were selected consecutively whenever practically feasible.
And I appreciated her all the more because she wasn't nasty old Mrs. Henderson who practically spat at us whenever we rode our bikes by her house, and she wasn't crazy Mrs. Slade who insisted on driving well into her 90s, weaving up onto the curb on one side of the street and then lurching to hit the curb on the other.
It practically vanishes from store shelves whenever it appears.
4. REALLY TOUGH GUYS -- It's a kind of running joke on "The Sopranos" that New Jersey mobsters practically quake in their Bally's whenever "New York" is mentioned.
If like me, you are the age when being a top-flight professional athlete is now officially – rather than merely practically – impossible, try to remember this whenever you read a news story about the downfall of our society.
You can practically hear the eerie organ music playing whenever Mal'akh, the clichéd villain whose eyes shine "with feral ferocity," appears.
Lynn Seymour, who was a principal dancer with the Royal Ballet, commented that when she danced with Rudolph Nureyev in the film "I Am a Dancer," she was too cowardly to ever watch it: "whenever I see myself dancing I practically die".
I went home once every 1 or 2 months, and looking back, it was very convenient to be able to go home on an 'ad hoc' basis and visit my family whenever I needed to (emotionally or practically).
