Sentence examples for technically made from inspiring English sources

The post of Met commissioner is technically made by royal appointment.

Mr. Obama has technically made his largest gains in Michigan, where his forecast improved by 1.7 percentage points, and in Wisconsin, where it has grown by 1.6 points.

Technically made for carrying weapons, cameras and surveillance kit, rather than shampoo and shirts, it looks as if you're taking it to the combat zone, not Gatwick.

"[The referee] technically made the correct decision after the Dortmund goal," said Herbert Fandel, the German FA's head of the referees.

Called in to replace Davide Ballardini last month, the Argentinian was never technically made manager, since he lacked the requisite Uefa qualifications.

Savvas Neophytou of Panmure Gordon reckons there is wriggle room for Pfizer to bid more (because it has technically made a proposal, not a final offer.

Doesn't that technically make you a witch?

(That includes sharing a small jet with strangers, technically making the experience semiprivate).

Because that technically makes them public employees, they cannot strike, he said.

P: "I guess that technically makes it a prequel?" C: "A pre-prequel I guess.

Mr. Gulotta, whose retirement on Dec. 31 technically makes him a lame duck, looms instead as a pivotal figure.