Sentence examples for virtually read from inspiring English sources

"I said, 'Look, I've got an idea here, it's a letter.' He said, 'Yeah, what?' I said, 'Something like this: "Dear Sir or Madam" ' — and I virtually read out this letter to him.

The death of JD Salinger has naturally got everyone reminiscing about his 1951 novel The Catcher in the Rye, one of those rare books that virtually everyone read when they were a teenager.

Already, virtually everyone reading this will either have an iPad or know someone with one.

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However, you don't have to actually visit a museum to check out the apps; because of the virtual tours, you can virtually visit museums and read about the exhibits as you move through the tour.

They allowed the lawyer to read virtually uninterrupted for nearly a half-hour from his argument that Judge Jackson had failed to give the company ample opportunity to present its case.

Comments about her have something in common with comments I've read about virtually every other artist or celebrity who comes out as bi: "What if she's just saying that for attention?" The implication is that no one would actually say they're bi, because of a further implication, which is that no one really is bi.

It is virtually impossible to read him in that way in English, since most of his books are out of print.

The best are first-rate, as is virtually everything you will read about here.

Literary-minded young people can read virtually anything and understand it to a degree.

Subject to the common law, citizens are allowed to watch, see and read virtually anything.