Sentence examples for virtually put from inspiring English sources

Not only would this lift the naval blockade, but it would also virtually put an end to the entire Middle East "conflict" as we know it.

That would virtually put it under Washington's direct control.It is unlikely that the TVA can get the money it needs from what it charges its customers.

Mr. Lieberman is credited with derailing the board's plans to require companies to expense the value of stock options by proposing legislation that would have virtually put the accounting board out of business.

As for the ungrateful Blair, Murdoch had "virtually put him in office" in 1997, the Vanity Fair article claimed, and "from 1997 to 2007 the two men virtually ran Great Britain".

The app lets women virtually put makeup on their faces as a way to try on different L'Oréal products.

Yet for all that, the best chances came Real's way and they could have virtually put the tie to bed before the break had they been more clinical in front of goal.

"Senna," Asif Kapadia's documentary biography of the Brazilian racecar driver Ayrton Senna, a three-time Formula One world champion, virtually puts you in the lap of its subject as he hurtles like a speeding bullet along the fastest tracks.

(Gold) 'Senna' (PG-13, 1 45) This documentary biography of the Brazilian race-car driver Ayrton Senna, a three-time Formula One world champion, virtually puts you in the lap of its subject as he hurtles like a speeding bullet along the world's fastest tracks.

If no candidate wins most of the seven contests that precede the twenty-state roundup on March 8th, and virtually puts the nomination away on that date, we may very well discover that the arithmetic of the situation is that no candidate can get the necessary number of delegates (two thousand and eighty-one) to win the nomination on the first ballot.

(Saltz) 'Senna' (PG-13, 1 45) This documentary biography of the Brazilian race-car driver Ayrton Senna, a three-time Formula One world champion, virtually puts you in the lap of its subject as he hurtles like a speeding bullet along the world's fastest tracks.

(Saltz) 'Senna' (PG-13, 1 45) The documentary biography of the Brazilian race-car driver Ayrton Senna, a three-time Formula One world champion, virtually puts you in the lap of its subject as he hurtles like a speeding bullet along the world's fastest tracks.