Sentence examples for I'd nearly from inspiring English sources

I'm blind.' I'd nearly thrown him down the stairs".

As I leave Basecamp, I cross a bike lane where, a week earlier, I'd nearly been run over, an irate cyclist telling me exactly where I should wedge the iPhone I was distractedly tapping at the time.

I'd nearly torched the house.

By 1987, I'd nearly got it right.

I'd nearly burned myself out of a home, and the home wasn't even mine.

I mean any young fella at all your own age and I'd nearly understand it.

The doctor said she'd nearly died.

It may only ever be one date, but I'll nearly always give him a chance.

Returning to the ground floor, I was amazed that I'd spent nearly three hours in the dome, symbol of the new Berlin.

Pryce remembers Comedians as being almost a perfect fit with who he was in his late 20s: "I'd spent nearly two years at the Everyman in Liverpool, after Rada, and from that experience was fairly politicised, [on] the left.

I'd spent nearly an entire year in hospitals.