Sentence examples for throw practically from inspiring English sources
To visiting the Hispanic islands and being able to throw practically any seed in the ground and watch fruits flourish day by day.
That's a stone's throw, practically our galactic backyard.
Cranston was throwing practically blind, and there was no way to predict how the pizza would land.
We threw away practically everything we owned".
Testaverde was under intense pressure because the Rams knew he would be throwing on practically every down.
Senator Barbara Boxer, Chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, said Manchin's proposal "just throws out practically everything that would lead to cleaner air".
In the House of Commons on 6 October 1938 she condemned the actions of the prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, in signing the Munich Agreement: "Only by throwing away practically everything for which this country cared and stood could he rescue us from the results of his own policy".
You take too long at the deli and they will practically throw you in jail.
But a left-handed specialist who does not throw strikes is practically worthless to a manager.
At parties and school functions, I've watched gorgeous women half Frank's age practically throw themselves at him — to no avail.
Other candidates have made that work for them: Ross Perot and Michael Bloomberg practically throw their bankbooks on the table, as proof of their independence, and have been rewarded for it.
