Sentence examples for you can technically from inspiring English sources
"It's really about pushing the boundaries of what you can technically do on television," Mercurio says.
MyCharge claims that the Peak 6000 can provide an extra 27 hours of talk or 20 hours of browsing, and it comes fully charged, so you can technically use it right out of the box.
You can technically get away with calling this Amsterdam duo's music 'electro punk', but whereas most bands courting such a label want to fuse those two elements, Aux Raus come across like a drunken punch-up between them - the wiry punk riffs and roars virtually taunting the techno and gabba-spewing drum machines.
They can learn that just because you can technically afford something, doesnt mean you should buy it..
As a refresher, you have to be a Prime member to access these deals, although you can technically sign up for the free trial option.
So you can technically earn more and take home less in that situation.
"You can be technically fantastic at the job," he says, "but if you can't relate to the people you're dealing with, and you can't build a degree of empathy, then nothing you propose is likely to work".
You can be technically the greatest ventriloquist in the world but if you're not funny then you're just a bloke standing on stage with or without a doll talking to yourself".
The document allows freedom of thought and speech (until it is law, you can still technically be locked up for criticising the king); a two-party electoral system, and a mandatory retirement age for the monarch of 65: the king is 49.
The ethical stance of the EU patent directive is that this normal value distinction is irrelevant if you can intervene technically and can sell the resulting creature.
There's only so much you can do technically in terms of how it sounds and how it looks and the whole feeling of the show.
