Examples of using Were practically in English and their translations into German
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You were practically hysterical.
Klink and my sister were practically engaged.
You were practically begging me.
Most of the pieces I used on this one were practically nonexistent to start with.
You were practically living with Sylvia Plath.
Alternative ways of getting TV signals at the time there were practically no.
My parents were practically liberals.
And the XKSS' indisputable beauty and style were practically predestined.
My God, you were practically drooling.
He was sent to the poultry farmer Rosemary Low en el Reino Unido,These birds were practically unknown in poultry.
My breasts were practically a tourist stop.
This means that if we eat the refined cereal we eat carbohydrates and were practically without minerals, vitamins and fiber.
Her haptics were practically screaming that she was hiding something.
I miss the"girl" modifier, but the truth is, we were practically besties from the moment we met.
They were practically financed through modest donations by the Declic members.
Exit to oldwalls is visible on the eastern side, and the older towers were practically used to fortify this defense and military edifice.
The beaches were practically split from the sea, so that there are almost no waves at the coast.
Finally we got cncKad, which has all the features in one single solution,even things that other big and recognized companies told me were practically impossible… cncKad did it.
These houses were practically built overnight.
Many of the poor and working class neighbourhoods in the capital Tegucigalpa, andin other cities where the resistance movement is stronger, were practically militarised during the day.
I found nice words there but they were practically discarded, for no one that I know lived by them.
After some research through the registration of birth of each of them leads us to understand that the latter could not be, because he was born in 1743 and in the year taking place battle would have 65, advanced age to perform the duties that would lead to fame; and especially in those times,that people that age were practically elderly.
The Canaanite sanctuaries were practically gigantic brothels, legalized by the sanctions of religion.
There was a moment when there were armed mercenary bands in every province of our country, promoted and supplied by the United States. But we confronted them immediately, we gave them no time. They had not the slightest chance to prosper because our own experience inirregular warfare was very recent and we were practically one of the few revolutionary countries which totally defeated these bands despite the logistic support they received from abroad.
Vast areas of the earth were practically without a master and lent themselves marvelously to the establishment of millions of European emigrants.
Not only were their rights curtailed, but the city-dwellers were practically cheated out of everything when their lands were taken away, leaving them with only the buildings.
The latter also were practically at the same time peasant farmers, since, besides their wages, they had alloted to them arable land to the extent of 4 or more acres, together with their cottages.
The arguments they used were practically identical- a market that was too small, too saturated, problems with the quality of services, etc.
Observing programs on an international level were practically impossible as the largest telescope in the Federal Republic of Germany then was the 1-m reflector in Hamburg-Bergedorf dating from 1910, followed by the 72-cm reflector of the Landessternwarte Heidelberg on the Königstuhl.
These newly found MSL-linked sites in the genome were practically exclusively genes that control fly development and have a direct impact on cellular processes involved in organ formation," For example, we observed malformed wings or diminished eyes indicating that the MSL complex is directly regulating genes such as Wingless, which is a master controller of development," Â says Claudia Keller Valsecchi, first author of the study.