Examples of using Was technically in English and their translations into Slovak
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Jeff was technically my boss.
Burch basically replied that it was technically impossible.
Was technically their supervisor.
The country was technically rearmed.
For a good period of time,John lived out of his car and was technically homeless.
The shot was technically very difficult.
I really believe they did it as quickly as was technically possible.
This post was technically sound!
Neither will ever acknowledge which of them was technically the first.
Mount Yala was technically more challenging.
But I mean, I was ten, and having sex was technically impossible.
The patient was technically dead for over a minute.
Neither climbers would ever acknowledge which of them was technically the first to summit.
Hemings was technically a free man on French soil.
This also means limited devices such as smartphones cannow use Zerocoin, where it was technically impossible before.
Paramedics said I was technically dead for 97 seconds.
UK firms Northern Gas Networks and Cadent, as well as Norwegian gas firm Equinor,wrote that the proposal(PDF) was technically feasible.
Moving the monuments was technically impossible.
The airline was technically Delta C&S at the time, after merging with Southern Air Lines.
In November 2006 the Commission insisted that it was technically not possible to add on new functions to SIS 1.
Boone was technically the best man, but he couldn't really give a speech so I thought I should give my brother a shot.”.
The rendering of the book was technically demanding but not impossible.
They will no doubt press the fact that thepope's dispensation to allow you to marry the king was technically faulty and therefore invalid.
The conference was technically sponsored by IEEE Delhi Section.
Previously, it was technically possible but the way was rather unclear and complicated, since this is an open possibility.
The former state of the building was technically and morally outdated, and from a formal point of view, did not correspond with the needs of society.
Grant's first film was technically 1982's Privileged, which was produced by the Oxford University Film Foundation and made just after he graduated school.
For example at the time of writing, CBD was technically illegal in the United States of America because it was classified as a Schedule I drug under federal law.
While papyrus was technically the first form of paper, it is not the same as the paper that was later invented in China, and that is used today.