Sentence examples for almost day from inspiring English sources

"It's almost day and night".

"People have to work almost day and night to make their living," he said.

When Poussin was alive, Bellori could study his paintings almost day by day.

He focuses his history on Karl Armstrong, the white working-class leader of the gang, whose actions he traces almost day by day.

"To add insult to injury almost day after day, lapsing into year after year, for more than a decade, is a nightmare," Rose said.

"My parents made very clear from almost day one that they felt the future for my sister and myself was very much in Britain," he said.

It's almost day- and-night work for Thomas.

It documents, almost day- by-day, Griswold's activities as a Commission member.

The Web site is an almost day-by-day journal, from Dec. 8 to March 11, of the shooting of "Cherry," a romantic comedy being made on a budget of less than $2 million, low by Hollywood standards.

Replete with names of killers and victims, it fills 1,799 pages, including construction plans for the gas chambers and crematories, prisoner lists, first-hand accounts, rare photographs, an almost day-by-day calendar and a 49-page bibliography.

In conference calls and other discussions preparing Ms. Rice for two-and-a-half hours of testimony on Thursday morning, she and her White House colleagues have prepared an opening statement that one official described as "a detailed, almost day-by-day overview" of what the administration was doing in the months before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.