Sentence examples for virtually stand from inspiring English sources

Google's views let users virtually stand in the middle of any street, able to look in a full circle around the location, giving a better feel of the place you'll be going.

Gallaher has virtually stood still since I bought it, and maybe it is occupying space better filled by something else.

Harry Reid, the Democratic majority leader in the Senate, said: "In choosing to escalate the civil war, the president virtually stands alone".

Newcastle, for example, grew by 5% in the past decade as the North East virtually stood still.In this section The city roars back Going for gold The kitten press Park life Not so beautiful Down in town Sold out Loyalist forces Searching for Dave ReprintsThree things have contributed to this resurgence.

It is that homophobia virtually never stands alone.

Today too many European advocates of austerity at all costs stand virtually unchallenged.

The luxurious resorts and hotels on Lamu island stand virtually empty.

Those economies, particularly Germany's, may stand virtually still this year while Britain's is forecast to grow by 2.5percentt.

Just over the border in Rwanda, two refugee camps set up by United Nations agencies and the Rwandan government stand virtually empty.

On stage, the duo are insouciantly cool: both blind, they stand virtually motionless, huddled together, while their tough, insanely funky music bounces off the walls.

Then again, there are several new stadiums, built primarily for N.F.L. tenants, that dot the landscape and stand virtually empty for much of the year.