Sentence examples for which technically from inspiring English sources
Which, technically speaking, it was: the B.F. era (Before Fergie).
Temporary workers at its Shirebrook warehouse are mostly hired through agencies, which technically employ the staff.
That includes play-in games, which technically count as regular-season games.
Or Tony Abbott giving the Duke of Edinburgh a knighthood (which, technically, is a demotion).
The new Slate has a 1.86 GHz Intel Atom processor, which technically is faster than Apple's A4 1 GHz processor.
My day starts with us making something they call Papa's Special Eggs, which technically are scrambled eggs.
Of course, music can help only so much if you don't own sneakers, which, technically, you didn't until March.
That in turn would give constitutional legitimacy to Mr Maduro's role as vice-president (which technically lapsed on January 10th).
" 'Cause it's not the fall that kills you," sang Mr. Barron on "The Drop," which technically isn't about chart position.
"There are many people asking tests to do more things," he added, "which technically requires the test to be longer".
