Sentence examples for Almost culminated from inspiring English sources

In 2006 the club were in the middle of a five-year slump that almost culminated in their relegation from the top flight.

In 2005, Mr. Singh invited President Pervez Musharraf to an India-Pakistan match in New Delhi, ushering in a period of secret back-channel talks that almost culminated in a deal on Kashmir.

There was no way back for Ukraine here once Cayabe struck the second as France took a hold on the game and began to dominate possession, much to the annoyance of the Ukraine supporters who whistled during a long spell of keep-ball that almost culminated in a glorious third goal.

The visitors were on the front foot for much of the first half and a sequence of corner kicks almost culminated with Mason heading into his own net, while Bolasie's wonderful trickery to escape two markers when penned in the corner almost ended with the opener from Joe Ledley, who blazed over.

Evenings in Pinecraft almost always culminate in music.

Since then, high-level meetings have taken place almost weekly, culminating in Mr. Medvedev's state visit to Kiev this week.

Indeed, Klaidman's book vividly depicts a national security decision-making process that almost always culminates in Obama siding with the Republican-appeasing and often-wrong political "pragmatists" on his team.

Nausea, vomiting and distension are almost invariable, culminating in the majority of patients requiring nutritional support.

"We believe that the work that the commission conducted during the course of almost three years, which culminated in this report, was thorough, careful and meticulous.

That established a precedent of using economic policy for political ends, which culminated almost half a century later in the euro.

The work attracted controversy almost immediately, which culminated in an obscenity trial brought against its publisher, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and that history is virtually inseparable from the poem, and the poet.