Sentence examples for water practically from inspiring English sources

By the time I had achieved it, though, I was in about two inches of water, practically on dry land.

Ten miles away were rivers where in spring phalanxes of brown bears stand paw deep in the water, practically posing for photos as they snap up spawning salmon midleap.

Ever the film director, Waters practically asked him to read his lines again.

Tetrachloroethylene is denser than water and practically insoluble in it.

The watermarks in the storage area show that, at its height, the water reached practically to the ceiling, perhaps nine feet from the ground.

Pure chlorobenzene freezes at -45.6° C (-50.1° F) and boils at 132° C (270° F); it is denser than water and practically insoluble in it, but it dissolves in a number of organic solvents.

Since such a small amount of water is practically impossible to extract, the researchers used an electron microscope and other equipment to analyze the major ions in the inclusions.

There are four paddlers here in Kintail for five days of sea-kayaking on Scotland's wild west coast with Erin, a Cornish water baby practically born in the surf and also a professional expedition leader.

As van Brakel has argued (1986, 2000), water is practically the poster child of such "non-molecular" substances.

At this high pH range, a high B removal efficiency is attained, and since the water is practically devoid of carbonate species, no CaCO3(s) scaling takes place, and pH elevation is limited by Mg(OH 2(s) precipitation, expected only at pH > 9.45.

"Beer and water are practically the same price!" O'Connell said her biggest savings strategy was finding cheap housing through her network of family and friends.