Sentence examples for would have practically from inspiring English sources

He told the conference: "I would have practically done all my films in 3D".

Had it been Hyundai with its discontinued Tiburon sports car, which took its name from the Spanish word for shark, the promotional materials would have practically written themselves.

It goes without saying that proper preparation for winter is vital, because otherwise hardware stores, nurseries and fertilizer manufacturers would have practically nothing to sell at this time of year, dealing another blow to New Jersey's already shaky economy.

Colts place-kicker Mike Vanderjagt would have practically been in field-goal range if the Jets had turned the ball over on downs there, and a field goal would have given the Colts a 10-point lead, making it a two-possession game if the Jets were to tie or go ahead.

If I were them, I would have practically given this away, not only as a "thank you" to the gamers of the world for supporting Nintendo and Mario for the last 25 years, but as a way of creating goodwill in a community where Nintendo is often criticized for being less than generous.

I would have practically broken my back for him -- #becausedogs, #becauselove.

Once it would have been practically a gimme.

Had A.I.G. gone under, those swaps would have been practically worthless.

A couple of years ago a set with equivalent performance would have cost practically double.

It would have been practically difficult but also "rude" and presumptuous to have done so.

The new elevation data show that it would have been practically impossible for such transport to occur.