Examples of using Practically every in English and their translations into Japanese
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He said that he had read practically every serious book on death and the hereafter, books from ancient times as well as the modern ones.
Then when arriving at my destination the radio talked about gusty winds to be expected- which we have been getting practically every couple of days back in the US.
NEM's design makes it exceptionally basic for engineers to fabricate blockchain applications in practically every gadget with a similar level of decentralization and security.
By mid-century, practically every adult white male was a potential voter- or indeed, an actual voter, as turnout nationwide reached 81 percent in 1860.
Practically every programming language invented in the last 20 years includes ideas from Lisp, and each year the median language gets more Lisplike.
Verve signed practically every major jazz artist of the fifties and sixties and is home to some of the greatest music ever recorded.
Cargoes included practically every useful item of daily life: lumber, grain, farm products, fish, cotton, coal, iron, and whiskey.
Beyond the energy issue, the main environmental impact of artificial light at night is on the health and wellbeing of practically every organism on Earth, including humans.”.
Bread with olive oil(pa amb oli) and a snack of dressed split olives(olives trencades) are probably the simplest way to sample the products of Mallorca's olive trees, but you will find local olive oil in practically every dish on the islands.
All the evidence that we have indicates that it is reasonable to assume in practically every human being and certainly in almost every newborn baby, that there is an active will toward health and impulse towards growth or towards the actualization.
Today, practically every human being on earth knows what a Grey alien looks like,” the President said with a shrug,“Once contact was established with the Greys, President Truman made a deal with them, letting them build bases here in exchange for technology.
Vast numbers of the general public in practically every country, organized professional bodies of a multinational characterFN98, and many other groupings across the world have proclaimed time and again their conviction that the public conscience dictates the non-use of nuclear weapons.
From 1955 to 1969, and again since 1990, the Petersberg Grand Hotel has hosted a number of state visitors to the Federal Republic: practically every head of state and government leader in the world has stayed here at some point.
In summer I fished practically every day.
They cover practically every field of technology.
Practically every living species is represented here.
Practically every optometrist in Ilium was wiped out.
I watch the first one practically every year.
Practically every form of general knowledge known to civilisation.