Sentence examples for virtually go back from inspiring English sources
"My vision is that, with all this data, people could virtually go back to this site that no longer exists".
Anyone who has walked down these streets in Plaka would love to go back virtually through a two-hour movie, and I am encouraging those who will be visiting Athens this summer to watch it in advance.
It's virtually impossible for me to go back home to live a routine life, like most of my friends are currently living.
He complains that, three months after the earthquake, he has still received virtually no aid and so must go back to the countryside to work for weeks at a time, tending the fields.
"If you go back to late 2011-12, virtually everybody could easily get a job.
Some lawmakers, however, will go back home for the Jewish holidays, rendering a vote Tuesday virtually impossible.
Some lawmakers, however, will go back home for the Jewish holidays, making a vote Tuesday virtually impossible.
Similarly, a technology called "virtualisation" now allows physically separate computer systems to act as one.Virtually newThe origins of virtualisation go back to the 1960s, when IBM developed the technology so that its customers could make better use of their mainframes.
