Sentence examples similar to Almost keeping up from inspiring English sources

But Bob and Dolores were a good partnership; they shared not only a sense of humor but an almost Presidential faith in keeping up appearances.

She is quick to laugh and move, striding through the installation site while keeping up an almost constant stream of narration.

It is almost as bad as not keeping up with changes in the tax laws.

I'm on the coffee and almost tearful with the effort of keeping up with Cox's rapid chat about inflationary cosmology and exponentially expanding space-time, "a fractal tree of universes".

I'm getting old, but I'm told almost every day that I'm keeping up, doing O.K. What Carol doesn't know by now is shocking, let's face it, and I think even her best friends must find themselves thinking about her with a certain new softness or sweetness, as if she were a bit backward.

While most are working harder than ever and barely keeping up, Mr Rubio growls, "some people" shun work because they can make almost as much from government benefits.

Keeping up with one's field is becoming almost a pleasure.

The number of fans keeping up with Brown's tweets amounts to almost five times the entire Labour party membership.

Alas, keeping up the eating routine turns out to be almost impossible in the real world.

NME's sales peaked at almost 307,000 in 1964 when the magazine was a must-read for keeping up with the latest exploits of the Beatles and Rolling Stones.

Just keeping up with the advancements and new programming interfaces in each category is almost a full-time job.