Sentence examples for which I practically from inspiring English sources

Here the snow was deep, fluffy so-called "curry powder," which I practically flew over.

He finally put aside "Finnegans Wake" once and for all — for which I practically fell to my knees in weeping gratitude — and hence to write a couple more decent novels: "The Eighth Day" (1967) and "Theophilus North" (1973).

It was a very strange feeling, which I have practically had with no one else.

I was often a little on edge around him, as if I might be dismissed as no longer amusing, which I and practically all of his friends eventually were, as completely as you close down a shop.

"Occasionally, when I give a speech like this, which I do practically every day, people will say: 'Oh there she goes, she is playing the gender card'," Clinton said.

Christopher Reid's A Scattering (which I love) aside, I own practically no recent poetry collections.

"He found things that made the role even more complex — which is why I practically begged him to stay with the show on its crazy journey".

I like 'Hugh Evans', which is practically autumn flowering and also pink - but I don't like pink camellias.

And, when I wanted to edit the interviews at the radio station, I was only allowed to use the station's oldest and most brittle tape, which ripped practically every time I touched it.

Considering that the wells are drilled from the same well-pad, 2000 m is taken as the maximum i-p separation which is practically viable.

Alix, too, practiced Methodism, which was practically a cult on the Catholic-dominated island.