Sentence examples for which technically does from inspiring English sources

The United States, which technically does not recognize either government, has closed the Afghan Embassy in Washington.

Other names in the frame to fill a vacancy which technically does not yet exist are Aidan Turner, Tom Hardy, Damian Lewis and Michael Fassbender.

Among the places to find the drink in abundance is an underground restaurant called the Hunger Hut, which technically does not exist -- no license -- but where it takes six months to get a reservation.

I learned about Breuckelen gin — which technically doesn't use those two words back to back, but is instead labeled gin by the Breuckelen Distilling Company — when a Brooklyn booster with whom I exchange Christmas gifts gave it to me.

You can use the plus or minus signs on your keyboard, which technically does the trick, but there's a little less flexibility here.

As for last Saturday's show... 1. Taran Killam (Last Week: 8) Killam is already getting a head start with his "SNL" domination, which technically doesn't even begin until next season.

Students and their dependants accounted for two out of three migrants from outside the EU last year and that is without counting more than 49,000 short-stay student visitor visas, which technically don't count toward immigration totals.There are non-political reasons to want to discourage some types of foreign students from coming to Britain.

One of the most vocal advocates of a forceful response to Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons, Cameron has been brought up short in the last few days by warnings from lawmakers against acting without their blessing, which he technically does not need to launch military action.

Of course, music can help only so much if you don't own sneakers, which, technically, you didn't until March.

Yet, there I was, with nowhere to hide in the front of this rectangular room, crying for the anthem of a country to which technically I did not yet fully belong -- but with which spiritually I identified at the deepest level.

Yet, there I was, with nowhere to hide in the front of this rectangular room, crying for the anthem of a country to which technically I did not yet fully belong -- but with which spiritually I resonated at the deepest level.