Sentences with phrase «practically nothing at»

It turned out really cute and I loved that it cost practically nothing at all.

But shadow treasury minister Owen Smith said: «We don't think for a moment that the minister has justified this... nor do we think you have justified claims the 50p rate has raised practically nothing at all, as the prime minister slightly curiously told the House earlier today.»

And I kept on discovering all these huge amounts going to a company that not only had I never heard of, but that there was practically nothing at all about on the internet.

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And nothing illustrates the problem more vividly than the picture of patients forced to wait weeks upon weeks for care that, at these prices, should be available practically the same day the patient calls.

When David danced before the Lord at the ark, he was practically naked (2 Sam 6:14), because ephods were nothing more than jock straps.

We eat at the food court, nothing but junky fast food, usually, and practically the entire boomer generation and its children and grandchildren are in danger of diabetes 2.

I used pressed glass punch cups which can be found at thrift stores for practically nothing.

The Chiefs have practically nothing up the middle at the moment.

We know practically nothing about the circumstances of the 7 % of families where no father is registered at the birth.

Couponia, sometimes working alone, sometimes working that word - of - mouth magic with Amiga, lets you know fun things like when to stock up on what for maximum savings, or guides you to the thrift store at the perfect moment to snag a nearly - new toy your kid loves, for practically nothing.

There have been very few archaeological searches of Borneo, so at the moment we know practically nothing about its fossil record.

While there's been some research looking at how the neocortical surface of primates has increased over time, practically nothing prior to this has been done on rodents.

On your «off» days, it's okay to do some active recovery work / light cardio (it's also okay to do practically nothing active at all).

Nothing beats practically new books at $ 0.99 for paperback and $ 1.99 for hardcover!

Practically all of the attempts at humor fall flat, particularly Jeff Goldblum's Grandmaster, who adds nothing.

Though it practically qualifies as an original film, taking little from Matheson's text and teleplay (including virtually nothing in the way of social commentary), Real Steel is a tired and familiar production, hitting all the beats to tug at your heart strings but without real conviction or personality.

Considering the district's sobering graduation - rate statistics — a 2006 study sponsored by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation ranked the LAUSD in the bottom six of the country's fifty largest school districts — there's practically nothing to lose in embracing new technologies and strategies for reaching at - risk students.

Here at Marshall Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, we know that practically nothing hinders peace of mind on the road quite like having a dashboard warning or indicator light come on.

Right now I have both my books at $ 2.99 — not too expensive, but not so cheap that I'm making practically nothing from the sale.

These two devices have nothing in common practically — they are close in physical size, although the OnePlus X weighs in at only 138 grams versus the 161 grams of the HTC 10.

Banks can borrow at practically nothing and lend to much more creditworthy companies for an almost obscene spread.

It's a very tough business because the marginal cost of a seat is practically nothing, you have these huge fixed costs and if you take one more person on board there's virtually no cost to it, so you're very tempted to sell that last seat too cheap, and if you sell the last seat too cheap it becomes the first seat in a way... the hope is that they keep orders [of aircraft] in reasonable relationship to potential demand and lately they've been operating at 80 % [load factors] for a while.

There are different ways they could go about implementing them, but at this point, including numerous classic titles would cost them practically nothing.

However, given that Burnout has overawed the critics at practically every turn — attaining an editor's choice award on Gamespot who awarded it 9/10 — it's clear that this new direction for the franchise has been nothing but a roaring success.

Mass Effect fans, on the other hand, are looking over a distant horizon at Mass Effect 4, about which gamers know practically nothing.

I mean, I'm excited for practically everything announced at Nintendo's conference, but nothing is really coming up in the near future except for Metroid: Other M which only has my casual eye.

There is practically nothing the artist Cornelia Parker won't and can't do with found materials, offcuts, the discarded and the recycled, not to mention tieing up Rodin's The Kiss at the Tate in...

Becomes a bit of a bully though in leaving weight and volume behind, it slims down to practically nothing but a hard dot and under its own momentum rises from the ground at great speeds and travels through the empty volumeless atmosphere bashing into other molecules which have likewise shed their plump attractiveness — getting thoroughly mixed up in their aloofness they lose all sense of up and down.