Sentence examples for a row of almost from inspiring English sources

Though it sits within a row of almost a dozen storefronts, Ms. Lenzlinger's building has been remodeled in front, so that it no longer looks the part.

Shooting up through the petunias and the love-lies-bleeding is a row of sunflowers almost as tall as the ones now yellowing the Nebraska plains.

The cuts required in the UK now are closer to 10% of spending – perhaps three years in a row of cuts almost as large as those imposed by the IMF.

Pass the walkers and twitchers and, next to the mill, you'll find a row of traditional flint cottages evoking an older, almost lost England.

This plaque lies in a row of many where it is translated in almost every language.

Inside one large white tent, there was a row of big machines with seats that looked like almost like cubicles.

He could almost be a detective, mustering a row of suspects.

A faded brass plaque noting the event used to hang above a row of mailboxes inside the building's front door, out of sight to almost everyone.

A row of identical houses, young men in white undershirts and trousers pushing mowers over lawns almost as closely maintained as their matching crew cuts.

A row of small hills dotted with wildflowers shields the park from the road, giving it an almost eerie tranquillity.

I was almost alone in laughing in the stalls and turned to see a row of wrinkled cinephile noses.