Sentence examples for some practically from inspiring English sources

In short supply this year is a type of public art that engages with the world in some practically beneficial way.

The pieces include some practically Dadaist still-life sculptures, made of machine parts, and a chandelier, designed for a Cedar Rapids hotel, with eye-fooling replicas of corncobs.

We never really made biscuits growing up; the attitude in my house was, "Why bake them when you can buy them?" Then, when my girls were really little, we went through a phase when we seemed to bake some practically every Sunday.

Some practically relevant phenomena are discovered.

Such an approach is based on some (practically unrealistic) assumptions and on an optimization algorithm.

Many examples obtained in the form of tables and drawings support the considerations and also some practically valid conclusions applied to isotropic and transversal-isotropic plates are derived.

Some had practically no carbohydrates, and some had practically no fat.

Some would practically live in the early voting states.

Eight out of nine are new; some are practically unknown.

For some, it practically amounts to a philosophy.

In some cases, practically entire islands are on sale.