Sentence examples for virtually going to from inspiring English sources

'I went out on to the pitch to toss up an hour before kick-off,' he said, 'and when I went back into the dressing room I told the lads it was virtually going to be a home game out there.

To learn more about gorillas in their natural habitat by visiting them virtually, go to www.vecotourism.org or download the new UN-GRASP ApeAppVR for those with virtual reality headsets.

At 15, I had virtually stopped going to school.

Chipata is the capital of the Eastern province, and pretty much the end-point of the Great East Road from the capital, Lusaka, so virtually everyone going to or from Lundazi uses the road from Chipata.

"Virtually everyone detests going to fund-raisers, virtually everyone detests raising all this money".

President Hugo Chávez has virtually disappeared since going to Cuba for cancer surgery more than eight weeks ago.

The chance that one vote will change the outcome of an election is virtually nil, and going to the polls involves a significant cost in time and opportunity.

If the Jets beat the Pittsburgh Steelers at Giants Stadium on Sunday to go 5-0, they are, historically speaking, virtually assured of going to the playoffs.

With virtually all its profits going to run the government, repairs and renovations can be hard to finance.

But what they didn't tell you was they were going to virtually eliminate the bail industry with an algorithm.

Ranked eighth is the AFL-CIO, with $2.3 million in donations, virtually all of it going to its Workers' Voices super PAC.