"We'll be leaving from Broadway and Olympic, and end up in front of the City Hall of Los Angeles, the first day of spring, to protest this terrible law, HR 4437, that practically turns the undocumented into criminals".
"It's just that when these Americans hand you a can from the freezer, and it is already so cold that just touching it practically turns your hand into a claw, I don't really see the need to add ice".
Washington Heights may sit along the skinny neck of northern Manhattan, just a mile or so from Yankee Stadium, but it practically turns into a Boston suburb when the Red Sox and their Dominican all-stars -- Manny Ramirez, who homered last night, and Pedro Martínez -- come to town.
The same goes for "Good Morning America," which practically turns itself into an appendage of "Dancing With The Stars" when that show is on, or even for "CBS This Morning," which always has time for one of that network's stars.
This year has practically turned into an adjective, shorthand for incredibly shite – "that's so 2016" etc – but Honey Bun Baby's pulled through.
Over decades, I.B.M. had practically turned this part of eastern Ulster County into a company town.
You don't really know anything at all about people.' Scott practically turned green.
Under President Obama, the spigot for Iraqis was practically turned off.
He was known for pinching pennies so hard that Lincoln's face practically turned purple.
Repsol's alleged failure threatened to "practically turn us into an unviable country," Kirchner said.
