Sentence examples for would practically be from inspiring English sources
Coach Jim Harbaugh would practically be a folk hero.
This would practically be the hottest day in England's history".
This is a million dollar question and if you knew the answer you would practically be God!
Shaker also advised against any attempts to deploy anti-aircraft weapons against US "raids" as this would "practically be suicidal".
That would practically be a disaster for Denis Brodeur Jr., his brother who was part of a group that conceived the MB30 logo.
Nikolaus Blome, commentator in Bild Luckily, both the EU commission and other leaders eventually realised that while the Brits would damage themselves with a Brexit, the EU would practically be destroyed with it.
For all this, you'd practically be getting a netbook, and for the $300 asking price you wouldn't be far off.
"He'd practically be hopping up and down.
Of course not -- the sense of national emergency would be so great you'd practically be hearing air raid sirens howling.
It'd practically be the focus of your entire room!
He attended all the important weddings — and never mind that, by his admission, he'd practically been dragged to his own; the bride was a suitable Bordeaux girl named Françoise de la Chassaigne and the alliance more or less arranged.
