Sentence examples for actually near from inspiring English sources

But if the end of work is actually near, what happens to all of the unemployed?

Several of my colleagues, however, were actually near to the explosion.

The only problem was that the villa was actually near Almeria – not Alicante – a mere 300km away.

We had the writer paddling 'past Bardsey Island' which is off the Lleyn Peninsula in north-west Wales; he was actually near Ramsey Island off the coast of Pembrokeshire.

The Sonoma Coast region stretches way too far inland, for example, lumping vineyards east of Highway 101 with those actually near the coast, from as far north as Annapolis to as far south as Occidental.

What Marx had written about simply amounted to little more than clause IV-style ideas about public ownership, nowhere actually near enough to provide a guidance to parties or ministers.

ATLANTIC CITY — The view from the 39th floor of the Revel resort and casino here is nearly as stunning as the fact that the $2.4 billion project is actually nearing completion after five years, including a stretch when construction halted for almost a year after financing evaporated.

What did I actually do during the thirty-one days of January, 2003?" In July 2005, when he was actually nearing the end, he wrote: "Slow, slow worker am I. Every day I put in my hours, squeezing the grapes, trying to make the wine but only a slow drop at a time comes forth".

A recent paper from his team chronicled the attraction of "information scraps" like Post-Its, which, says Karger, are actually near-perfect data base tools.

The revised prospectus shows that Groupon is actually nearing profitability, as revenues are rising and marketing expenses are dropping.

While there's no sign yet of the GL30 Polaroid camera introduced by Lady Gaga at CES, the GL10 printer is actually nearing a shipping date.