Sentence examples for would technically go from inspiring English sources

If he cashed out early, that loan would technically go into default.

The state's 2.3 million registered voters did not technically go to the polls.

The 21 percent cut, which technically went into effect at the beginning of June, would be blocked by the legislation, which would provide $23 billion for a 2.2 percent increase in fees through the end of this year and an additional 1 percent next year.

(On the other hand, it would allow closeted self-hating homosexual Republican congressmen to experience lifelike anal sex without technically going to hell).

With very little time remaining until the U.S. government technically goes into default on its debt, Senate Republicans and Democrats struggle to reach a short-term solution that would end the partial government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling.

But that means that things are technically going very well.

That would technically not break the ring fence but would burst it from the inside out.

Someone suggested that I sleep in the subways or at the bus station, but I didn't feel like going through the hassle (plus, this would technically be "spending money").

But it would technically be temporary.

Any would technically fill the bill.

This would leave them visible, but would technically "obliterate" the faces.