Examples of using Practically no in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And practically no history.
Luckily there was practically no wind.
Practically no redundancy…".
Fortunately, there was practically no wind.
He had practically no assistance.
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And, after a half year, there were practically no drop outs.
There's practically no redundancy.
Moreover, the first two hybrids are practically no different.
We have practically no ammunition.
In the countryside's public places we saw practically no women at all.
That means practically no loss of heat.
Alternative ways of getting TV signals at the time there were practically no.
There is practically no winter in Cyprus.
The game is completely new and there are practically no other players there.
There are practically no automated fuel stations in the country.
Their broadcasts on the channel are practically no program except Rythmic.
Practically no wall paintings from the Crusader period had survived in the country.
In India, there are practically no signs, road signs and markings.
Practically no area of my life looks the same as it did fourteen years ago.
International operators are practically no blocked without a license.
There's practically no mention of broken bones,no cataloguing of tissue damage from fish.
In recent years, there has been practically no opportunity to visit the site.
There is practically no democratic country in which this is not the undisputed basis of the economy.
You went to good schools. I went to practically no schools. You're Park Avenue.
By the time the ship's going fast enough for air resistance to matter,it will be high enough that there's practically no air.
So, I am left with practically no time for spiritual practices.
Among the built-in refrigerators there are practically no models with an additional, third chamber.
Hence there is practically no natural life, even at the microscopic level.
At first glance, Danish cuisine is practically no different from the culinary traditions of other Scandinavian countries.
In typical(especially- panel) houses there are practically no two-floor apartments, so the stairs in a residential area are most often found in cottages.