Examples of using Which is practically in English and their translations into Czech
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Which is practically legal.
Carrot cake, which is practically a salad.
Which is practically never.
She's undeclared, which is practically the same thing.
Which is practically all the time, if you ask me.
He had a mustache which is practically like wedding ring.
Which is practically all the time, if you ask me.
Well, he thinks I have anyway, which is practically the same thing.
Which is practically tied up with a bow, we look like a couple of politically correct whiners. But compared to the Crown's story.
That's in Charlottesville, which is practically our own backyard.
Which is practically everything these days, so I was thinking that our teams, that is connected to the Internet, could share information. I mean, he can hack anything our two separate teams.
Well, he thinks I have,anyway, which is practically the same thing.
It's 9:18, which is practically 9:15, which is basically 9:00.
I see.- I was tweaking and starving at the same time, which is practically impossible.
And she's a teacher, which is practically the same thing as far as money.
Please. I can get us to the state championship with three blind guys and a cripple, which is practically what I got with you and what's left.
At the same time, which is practically impossible. I was tweaking and starving I see.
Please. I can get us to the state championship with three blind guys and a cripple, which is practically what I got with you and what's left.
But compared to the Crown's story, which is practically tied up with a bow, we look like a couple of politically correct whiners.
New Palm Tree Hotel is within the old town of Mombasa, a tourist zone andit is only two minutes walk to the famous Fort Jesus which is practically the historic site to visit if you are in or within Mombasa area.
That is connected to the Internet, which is practically everything these days, our two separate teams, I mean, he can hack anything so I was thinking that our teams, could share information.
By not asking me, he's saying that I can't be trusted, which is practically giving me permission to rent it out.
That is connected to the Internet, which is practically everything these days. He can hack anything.
On behalf of the PPE-DE Group.-(ES) Mr President,it is surprising that the response from the European Commission to the judgment of the Court of Justice was a new proposal amending the support scheme for cotton, which is practically identical to the previous one, except in relation to linking the support to the cotton harvested.
That is connected to the Internet, I mean, he can hack anything which is practically everything these days, our two separate teams, could share information. so I was thinking that our teams.
Specifically because we are debating the guidelines for the 2010 budget procedure, which is practically a political debate, I would like to highlight a couple of things.
On the demand side too, policies could be launched to try andtake painkillers to continents such as Africa and Asia which are practically bereft of any such medicines.
At a time when he was completely deaf,A feat which was practically unheard of At the time.
The explosion and fallout led to the disintegration of the molecules of the fauna andfl ora living in the immediate surroundings, all of which were practically liquidated.
However, according to data from the International Cereals Council, in addition to the problem of supply there is a problem of reserves: global reserves, which are below 17%, which according to the FAO guarantee food security, andCommunity reserves, which are practically exhausted in a market with prices that are above international levels.