Alix, too, practiced Methodism, which was practically a cult on the Catholic-dominated island.
Pelfrey was displeased that he fell behind hitters too often, practically eliminating the off-speed pitches from his game plan.
Recent findings in cellular and molecular botany mean that eating preferences, too, must practically differentiate between vegetal what-ness and who-ness, while striving to keep the latter intact.
From the moment we're introduced to the couple, on their wedding day, posing for an unseen photographer with members of their respective families — "God bless Bette and Boo and Skippy, Emily and Boo, Margaret, Matt and Betsy Booey, Mommy, Tommy, too," they practically shout at the audience — we're aware of Bette's strained will and Boo's sad resignation.
On her way into the Vanity Fair Oscar party early this morning, Queen Latifah did what any celebrity might do when told she cannot bring her bodyguard into the hottest party in town -- and it's 1 a.m., too late, practically speaking, for a snit.
Not too much, practically speaking.
And for many people, my name, too, is practically synonymous with "fear".
Then he takes it one step too far, practically sniffing as he says, "without that book deal, without that money, we will still write.
But he found the work too theoretical, and, practically speaking, useless.
