Sentence examples for was technically going from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the debt ceiling needed raising because the government was technically going to be out of money.

We first posed the question to Rupert Grint, who said he didn't know for sure but added, "That's a good point," after we suggested that Ron was technically going to bed with Pettigrew every night.

But that means that things are technically going very well.

This was originally going to be Fable III, but then I realised that there's technically going to be a PC version of that game.

Of course you're technically going to save more lives in the long run, but do you want to be the engineer responsible for one death?" But in many fields, robots are simply going to enhance our productivity.

In fact, Jones said he knew "the orcs was technically always going to be the greatest challenge".

Previously, on 2/14: Even though it's not technically going to be announced until tonight at midnight on the "Late Show With David Letterman," this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition cover girl is Russian beauty Irina Shayk.

But it was technically challenging – "fingers going hell for leather," as he puts it – and the accompanying gigs were a graft.

He thinks he's establishing that everything that happens after the handshake is consensual, because after that, Huff was technically free to go.

Even in the absence of complications, they can wear out - their average lifetime is around 10 years - and a second surgery is technically tougher going than the first was.

J. Cole's album 2014 Forest Hills Drive (which was technically released in December 2014, but went Platinum in 2015) was hailed as a classic by many hip-hop fans, simply because J. Cole took pains to load the album with signifiers that tied it to beloved rap records of yore.