Sentence examples for you practically get from inspiring English sources

Enter Mr. Wilson's Ben, who, in contrast to his own high-achieving older brother, is a wholehearted throwback to the 60's -- a bong-smoking, latter-day hippie so comically mellow you practically get a massage every time he ambles onscreen.

You could practically get deported if your name ended in a 'v,' and you drank a lot of vodka.

You could practically get stem-cell Jell-O shooters at the bar on Thursday nights.

At CU, you can practically get a contact high walking to class.

This includes a lot of things, but I'll just leave this thought here: You can practically get Viagra out of a gum ball machine AND it's been covered by insurance from the get-go, while women have to get a prescription for birth control pills and it wasn't until 2012 that most (not all) insurance carriers had to cover it without an additional copay.

Not only can this practically get you through the whole season on the cheap, but it's the perfect way to compare facilities and find the one that offers the best mix of value and services.

You've practically got Exxon branded on your forehead.

You've practically got yourself a 168K modem, well into D.S.L.-speed territory.

Economists practically get into fist fights on this issue.

The pilgrimages by other coaching staffs to learn the pistol began after the 2005 season and have become so common that the Nevada football offices practically get more foot traffic than Reno's other big attraction, the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame.

Known for its unbelievable satire, the fictional news site can practically get away with genocide when it comes to its so-called coverage.