practically in a sentence

• "It practically wrote itself, " he says.
• It's practically the Dead Parents'Society out there.
• He has no friends, no hobbies and practically no personality.
• It practically requires a witch's broomstick to get access.
• Practically speaking, though, some states are aggressive about collection.
• She was born when her parents were practically teen-agers.
• Boxes, papers and furniture are practically everywhere in the office.
• "Practically every day, " he says ruefully.
• A Philadelphia native, McBride was practically born to play bass.
• The Earth's heat is, practically speaking, limitless.
• It's difficult to see practically in a sentence .
• It is Friday morning, and the joint is practically empty.
• A first round defeat in the NCAA tournament seemed practically unthinkable.
• Todd Oldham is practically a walking advertisement for the Salvation Army,
• A day later Davis'eye was still practically swollen shut.
• It's practically the real thing, without the mosquitoes.
• As TV proves, we can get used to practically anything.
• "It is practically ready, " said Cesar.
• In some firms the offices have practically been turned into galleries.
• The gathering is so camp that it's practically hip.
• We know practically everything about Congress, the president and Clark.