Sentence examples for practically written from inspiring English sources

Even though that book is a long ways off, I've practically written the whole thing already.

The common-sense axiom that it takes a 25-man team to win is practically written on the Mets' clubhouse walls.

Had it been Hyundai with its discontinued Tiburon sports car, which took its name from the Spanish word for shark, the promotional materials would have practically written themselves.

They provided so many names, firsthand accounts, documents and even a military log of the crucial days, that one court official blurted, "They've practically written the judgment".

The prescription that teams follow in the preseason is practically written in stone: round the rotation players into form, build that elusive ingredient known as chemistry, avoid major injuries and, finally, expose young players to the rigors of N.B.A. action.

It was practically written off over the summer when it nearly ran out of money, forcing it to reduce its staff sharply and scale back its operations in all but three states, Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.

The vote-scaring slogans practically write themselves.

The captions practically write themselves.

The review practically wrote itself.

THE testimonial practically writes itself.

The novel practically wrote itself, she said.