Sentence examples for up practically from inspiring English sources

Huge birds fly up practically within reach.

"It takes up practically all your waking hours".

And every time he comes, traffic backs up practically to Poughkeepsie.

Now, hip (chévere in the local lingo) eateries are popping up practically on top of one another.

The Portuguese turned up practically everywhere in the 16th century, including Japan, which is the subject of another exhibition package.

The Bureau of Reclamation's glossary of construction terms, from aberrant to zooplankton, lets you look up practically any facet of dam construction at www.usbr.gov/cdams /glossary.html.html

CNBC's audience remains tiny and its prime-time line-up practically nonexistent.

The study benefited from a nationwide coverage, a long follow-up, practically no loss to follow-up, and adjustment for a wide range of potential confounders.

"She showed up at practically every fitting, invited or not," he said.

Formaldehyde is commonly found in a broad range of consumer products and can show up in practically every room of the house.

The Knicks were barely two quarters into their game against the Los Angeles Lakers when Derek Peterson stood up and — practically in my ear — shouted "Fire Isiah".