Sentence examples for she says practically from inspiring English sources
"I might really geek out here, dude," she says, practically leaping out of her Honda S.U.V.
"Whatever your relationship to food," she says, "practically every aspect of contemporary existence is influenced by food culture".
"Everyone was so paranoid they didn't even want to give me the script," she says, practically shrieking, of the Woody Allen-esque secrecy employed during the shoot.
"I'm afraid she might be losing touch," she says, practically a dare to see if there's any empathy left in Serena Joy.
"No," she said, "practically no one ever leaves".
The loft may not legally belong to Ms. Maugenest, but she said practically everything in it was her doing.
"Look who is going to park: limos!" she said, practically spitting her words toward the parked black cars and the tow trucks.
She first ran for office in the 2010 elections — which she called "the forged elections," because Mubarak's party, the N.D.P., had, among other electoral abuses, mandated a quota for female M.P.s and, she said, "practically appointed" sixty-four women to these seats.
"Yes," Sørensen says, practically patting my hand.
He says: "Practically, things might seem to pose problems but we're not going to let it be a problem".
It has a smart population with a 100% literacy rate," he says, practically whispering.
