LOT, Mrs., the only woman who had an inquisitiveness which became practical.

And once the advice became practical and personal, it became memorable.

Left to himself, however, Mr. Brown ceased to be judicial, and became practical.

Then she became practical; they must change their lodging and find a better one.

Checked in his outburst of family pride, Monseigneur became practical.

Mrs. Halford's feelings being expressed and in some measure relieved, she promptly became practical.

Under the inspiring touch of the drifting newspaper I became practical again for a while.

The contessa seemed to expect me to apologize, but when I remained silent she became practical.

Reading his resolve, she became practical at once.

Then he steadied sharply and became practical.

Night flights became practical in 1924, with a transcontinental airway of rotating beacon lights and well-illuminated emergency airstrips.

His thoughts became practical.

Prophecy died when its precepts attained to the force of laws; the prophetic ideas lost their purity when they became practical.

He's made a study of it, he's spent thousands of dollars, and as soon as these machines became practical he put 'em in.