Sentence examples for virtually made from inspiring English sources

Her left atrium is now virtually made of bovine tissue.

The Air National Guard was virtually made up of sons of the Who's Who in Texas.

The New York Times reported that the "United States virtually made its entrance into the war" with Wilson's speech.

It couldn't have been hard; properly tended red grapes matured so perfectly that year that the region's best wines virtually made themselves.

This discounts not only the Wagnerian leitmotif, a tool virtually made for irony, but also any number of poignant, bittersweet moments in Mozartean opera and so much other earlier music.

Natural increases and Muslim immigration from Russia and the Balkans virtually made up the losses, and in 1914 the population was increasingly homogeneous in religion and language, though a variety of languages continued to be spoken.

One show can virtually make or break a network.

Officials said they were virtually making as many calls to the National Weather Service as they were to the legion of political allies and lawmakers gathered here.

He virtually makes love to himself during one of these fraught encounters, flipping between the lord and his lady with almost comical finesse.

"This report leaves no doubt that we are faced with a very serious national civil rights issue, virtually making our system juvenile injustice".

It was also prevented from participating in the Champions League the next season and docked 9 points to start its year in the second division (Serie B), virtually making its efforts of getting back up impossible.