Sentence examples similar to virtually passed from inspiring English sources

As I virtually pass by each house on Google Maps Street View, I grow increasingly disheartened.

The virtually pass-less Bills finished with 203 yards rushing and a victory over a Ravens club that once knew all about protecting its young quarterback with handoffs.

Without Ran in the mix, the quantum dots followed exactly the same range of paths as when Ran was present, except that virtually none passed through the NPC.

The Giants moved along the basepaths on virtually every passed ball, wild pitch, infield grounder and fly ball out, and turned that movement into runs, many times without the benefit of a hit.

The legislature virtually always passes government proposals, though sometimes with small changes.

The real parallel between now and then was mentioned virtually in passing.

In its nearly two years of existence, her government passed virtually no legislation.

Turnbull brought a welcome end to the overhyping of the national security threat and the generalising about Islam, but Tony Abbott's citizenship laws were passed virtually unchanged, despite strong advice they could be unconstitutional.

Yet plans for a G.C.C. customs union and common market, proposed in 2007, have made little progress, while the most recent of several target dates for a G.C.C. monetary union passed virtually unnoticed at the end of 2010.

Before this week, the deal had passed virtually every government hurdle.

The publication in Twentieth Century and Peace passed virtually unnoticed here.