Sentence examples for almost claims from inspiring English sources

Ars Technica gives it the equivalent of a 10/10, 1UP.com does the same and IGN almost claims it perfect by giving it a 9.5/10.

It was a world — and fate — that almost claimed Mr. Yang, too.

It almost claimed his life and led indirectly to a late career in teaching.

I suppose we might almost claim something like apparently Strachey and Virginia Woolf.

Last week, he said that the breakdowns that almost claimed the lives of Flight 253's passengers were "my responsibility".

He has experienced crisis first hand: for four years he suffered a heroin addiction that almost claimed his life.

If she wins, we can almost claim her as a Brit: Adams has an English father and a Tongan mother.

Torquay almost claimed a second moments later when Jake Robinson's 20-yard strike was parried by Smith.

None of this affected the more focused songs, like "Scarlet Begonias," which rode the sort of feathery locomotive groove that the Dead could almost claim as proprietary.

Jones has kept his team together through a crisis that almost claimed Cardiff's best players as they teetered on the brink of a £24m debt and the threat of administration.

He delayed its release after the accident, which almost claimed its life, because it was about a haunted car and its subject matter seemed eerily close to the accident itself.