Sentence examples for was practically created from inspiring English sources

The British games industry of the early '80s was practically created by the young coders who got hold of cheap computers and made their own versions of games like Donkey Kong and Pac-Man.

Also, Crist is one to talk about racism, since he's so orange that he's practically created his own brand new ethnicity.

The apple shape is more suited to a hip-sitting straighter skirt, and the figure-hugging 'Pencil' and 'Tube' styles were practically created for the Hourglass shape.

And by the time she reached "A Woman's Worth" and "Karma," near the end of her set, the crowd was practically mute, creating a curious sensation: it felt as if Ms. Keys was performing to an empty room, and she in turn seemed small too.

According to a paper he presented to the World Space Congress in Houston, Texas, "It turned out that it was practically impossible to create a reliable temperature control system in such limited time constraints".

Our group [ 146], found that endothelial dependant vasodilatation during unstable angina is practically absent, creating a doubt about whether "the endothelial dysfunction is caused by the plaque rupture or if it existed previously and did not protect the high risk atheromatous plaque allowing the acute coronary event".

That car proved to be the Ace, practically created from scratch by racing car builder John Tojeiro John Tojeiro.

Kennedy was practically family.

Visibility was practically zero.

He was practically voiceless.

He was practically vegetative".