Sentence examples for was practically around from inspiring English sources

Located as it was practically around the corner from Carnegie Hall, it was easy to envision the Warwick as her inspiration for a key scene in "My Hollywood," about Claire, a stressed classical composer and East Coast transplant living, like Ms. Simpson, in Santa Monica.

That is practically around the corner from the Time Warner Center where the Allen Room in Rose Hall of Jazz at Lincoln Center now provides a five-story panoramic vista of Central Park.

Summer's end is practically around the corner.

(Its second Arcadia location is practically around the corner from the first).

And also making more investments so I can help pay for my kids' college educations, which are practically around the corner.

But Mankiewicz, with his "Don't let this get around," was practically incapable of keeping a secret.

Auchincloss, in Vidal's view, was practically the only writer around who wasn't a pretentious idiot trying to be Hemingway.

And Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, was there, too, although he was practically Public Enemy No. 1 around here after he appeared to question the British capacity for enthusiasm, something only Britons are allowed to do.

Wilson was practically flawless tonight in the all-around preliminaries at the United States gymnastics championships, not scoring lower than 9.475 for any routine.

Ammonium removal was practically constant and amounted to around 100%% during the whole experimental period.

Around 1920, there was practically no man or boy not wearing a hat.