Sentence examples for use practically from inspiring English sources

Radio astronomers use practically all of the spectrum, going as high as 1,000 gigahertz.

But they use practically the same stereotypes of the old anti-Semitism, of the rich Jew who manipulates governments and is the origin of all evil".

As I mention in this week's column, you can use practically any fruit to make a crostata, as long as you follow a few extremely basic rules.

His spokesman promised: "It is a power that the governor will use practically and methodically to help ensure everyone is treated fairly under the law".

"It is a power that the governor will use practically and methodically to help ensure everyone is treated fairly under the law," Mr. Vlasto said.

And if Hamas is "making sure that they don't go anywhere," what use — practically or morally — are the warnings, not only to the Palestinians but to the Israelis who look to them for reassurance?

The Blitz aims to do so by using practically the same system: a quick, same-sex aerobic workout.

The entire borough attends its graduation ceremony, and its meeting rooms are used practically every night for community functions.

What would be weird when used practically becomes a bit of a laugh when worn self-consciously.

It justified its merger using similar reasoning to the drug wholesalers', and today's Justice Department has used practically the same reasons to challenge the deal.

Emphasise what you gleaned from your education that can be used practically, and highlight the skills you gained from various areas of your life – whether that's education, voluntary work, or your extracurricular interests and activities".