Examples of using Now practically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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These are now practically.
Now practically retired from active business.
But success was now practically certain.
We now practically read it'all men are created equal, except the negroes'.
I'm a married man now, practically.
We are now practically neighbors!
Nickel-metal hydride batteries now practically do not apply.
We are now practically husband and wife.
They also had to flee the inferno of Vukovar, now practically a ghost town.
They are now practically living outside.
Boniface's“biblical exegesis” and arguments have been“updated,” such that they are now practically stood on their head.
He has now practically retired from active business.
Stresses that the increases mean that prices in Parliament are now practically equivalent to the ones in the surrounding restaurants and bars;
But we now practically read it'all men are created equal except Negroes.'.
Earlier people used to drink tea and coffee, but now practically everyone is indulging in cold drinks, even infants.
We have now practically completed our study of the nature, functions, growth and development of the causal body.
The coalition of opposition parties,which functioned so well last winter when the demonstrations were taking place, has now practically fallen apart.
The Internet is now practically synonymous to freedom.
The section of Pieter Bruegel theElder was rearranged and newly commented, it includes now practically all known paintings by the artist.
This word-"staph"- now practically everyone knows and few have causes positive.
In old days quite handful of individuals who have lots of funds to invest regarded Cruises for vacations butwith changing time now practically any person can go for Cruising.
On the contrary, now practically each girl goes to manicure, a pedicure, visits the cosmetologist, the massage therapist or spends time in SPA.
On almost the entire subject of thermo-nuclear weapons, on the problems of their possession, on the effects of their use,there is now practically a total silence in the press, in official publications and on television.
Now, practically 15 years later on, I'm a middle-aged female who's been stuck in a holding pattern for the majority of her adult life, not able to recover totally or to move on.”.
In 1918, the American specialist on Inner Asia Owen Lattimore noted Guisui's ethnic composition as"a town purely Han Chinese except forthe Lama monasteries… the Tümeds are now practically nonexistent and the nearest Mongolians are to be sought at 50 or 60 miles distance on the plateau.".
Now practically everything that has a prefix"bio-" is fashionable, however, when buying an advertised thing, one must understand how good it really is and whether it has a reverse side of the medal that everyone keeps silent about?
Pericles has now practically centralised Community level carried out by the Commission and Member States action with respect to the protection of the euro and has also largely replaced the Commission 's specific« Protection of the euro» budget line.
And now I practically killed him.
Now it is practically tradition.