Sentence examples for this year practically from inspiring English sources

With the avalanche of made-for-television holiday movies this year, practically any constituency you can think of has been served.

(A word of warning for those hoping to see him this year: "practically everything was covered in soot and ash by the end of the exhibition," says Chopra of 2009's show).

The New Yorker, September 17 , 1938P. 15 A not especially doting young mother tells us that this year practically all the summer camps sent the children back to their parents on Saturday August 27.

By Lois Long and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, September 17 , 1938P. 15 A not especially doting young mother tells us that this year practically all the summer camps sent the children back to their parents on Saturday August 27.

What's more, new construction is up 40% this year, practically guaranteeing that rent will remain relatively low.

This year practically lived by the motto, "The man in the suit is gonna hear about it".

In his "L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato," from 1988, practically everything came in pairs.

NEWARK — Mayor Ras J. Baraka came into office last summer practically taunting his doubters.

At CPAC last week, practically every speaker felt obliged to bring up the Gipper at least twice.

Most of them probably don't know that the Bills, in the 1990s, practically never missed the postseason.

"Wife-Wooing" (1960), practically a hymn to uxoriousness, begins with a recollection of Molly Bloom snapping her garter.