Sentence examples for which technically sits from inspiring English sources
Her house, which technically sits in Wawarsing, just outside Ellenville, is typical of those found along the village's edges.
I'm now 1/3rd the way through, having lived in 10 Sunbelt stops Miami, New Orleans, Oklahoma City (which technically sits just outside the Sunbelt), Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Phoenix, San Diego and Los Angeles.
What happened?" Which, technically, is four words.
Or Tony Abbott giving the Duke of Edinburgh a knighthood (which, technically, is a demotion).
Although it technically sits outside of the Hudson Yards redevelopment district, the Hotel Pennsylvania site is unquestionably the firm anchor that this vast revisioning calls for.
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.
Chang grew up in Washington, and has relatives in Richmond, Virginia, which technically counts as the South.
That includes play-in games, which technically count as regular-season games.
Which, technically, could work.
