Sentence examples for virtually got from inspiring English sources

"Where cheap oil is viewed as a national human right, you've virtually got runaway demand," said Chris B. Newton, an executive of the Indonesian Petroleum Association in Jakarta.

6.37pm BST He says he has "virtually got agreement from the Treasury" to "four track" the West Anglia line, "creating a new commuter railway".

The ability to virtually "get in line" ahead of your arrival works also for some restaurants that don't offer online reservations, such as through OpenTable, for example.

Restaurant waitlisting service Nowait is known best by consumers for its mobile app that lets you virtually "get in line" at nearby restaurants like Chili's and others, where formal reservations may not be accepted.

But is "no jail" -- literally, letting him virtually "get away with murder" -- the answer?

You could: Learn a new language, play an instrument, socialize physically and not virtually, get fit and exercise, learn a new recipe, take the dog out, date an attractive guy/girl, do yoga, read a book or even pursue a fun hobby.

It was a well designed and strongly supported amendment - on the ballot in a year virtually everything got a no.

(Girls virtually never get it).

It is always one step ahead of you, yet virtually everyone gets faster and more accurate with practice.

The training stays one step ahead of you, yet virtually everyone gets faster and more accurate with practice.

He finds that fewer than half of all would-be illegal immigrants are apprehended on any given trip, and virtually all get through eventually.