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The more practical among them asked, what else can he do?

But beyond such questions was the more practical problem of how to help the East.

Our work can have practical results, something which is needed.

We are getting ready, of course, to start the practical work.

We must also try to be practical and to move ahead.

I think we should look at the situation in practical terms.

Others give evidence of thought, but not many practical results so far.

True to form, her talk was practical and to the point.

On a more practical level, two points should be made.

But you'll find they're more practical than you might think just yet.

But as a practical man I must ask myself a question.

We practical men like to see things, not to read about them.

I look after the practical part, and am the first here in the house.

Everything in the world did not have to be practical.

Now I must be getting along to see to the practical end of the thing.

But some public officials believe the law will have little practical effect.

As a practical matter, what would be done with the books?

Here at least was something practical to do with them.

He took the most practical way to do what had to be done.

The first practical use was in the summer of 1921.

But she is too practical to believe in things like true love.

I could look back now on six months of hard practical experience.

But as a practical matter, the companies have less than three weeks to make a decision.

He is a lot like me and I, as you can see, am a very practical woman.

At the time, the only practical way in or out of the city was by air.

He has been a contributing writer for Art Practical since 2009.

"Practical is the word," said he, with another hateful chuckle.

Practical minded though he was, Merrick felt his imagination at work.

Practical is the ability to take apart the weapon, load it, fix jams, etc.

If that fellow's figures were correct, Ventriloquism and the Practical may get me out of it."

His textbook Practical and Spherical Astronomy was published in 1863.

Tactical to Practical is a short-lived History Channel program that ran from 2003 to 2005.

Practical has a catalogue of very interesting-looking products, basically attachments that make computing easier or more efficient.

An angry Practical warns them "You can play and laugh and fiddle.

Interview with Chinese Culture Center program director on Art Practical.

"Practical will keep me alive, Richard, sentimentality won't."

Promotion in the Assassins' Guild was by competitive examination, the Practical being the most important - indeed, the only - part.

Miss Practical.

Practical arrives and soon manages to send the Wolf running by placing hot coals and popcorn into his trousers.

Call me Mr. Practical.

'It's Far From Practical' But the need to take so many readings rules out the use of the technique for computer control.

In The Big Bad Wolf, Practical pours popcorn and hot coals down his pants.

P Map Practical, filling, tasty, fresh-to-the-table home-cooking is what makes this Shanghai establishment worth a visit.

"Practical" could also mean hands-on experience of mathematical equipment and manipulative materials scales, pinboards, three-dimensional shapes and so on.

He began turning out "neatly printed booklets," such as The Practical Observing of Variable Stars.

'Very Practical' Subway riders who participated in the survey were asked to draw pictures of the ideal subway car.

Her second, Homemade Simple: Stylish, Practical Makes for Living and Giving is published in September 2013.

The Practical has fixed or adjustable sights, and is available in either 9 mm or .40 S&W.

He also wrote the specialist jazz textbook Jazzová praktika (The Jazz Practical).

This time, it gets tooted real loud, so loud that this time, Practical hears ("The Wolf!")