Sentence examples for almost entirely empty from inspiring English sources

Some stand almost entirely empty.

But what might it mean if the language of campaigning — which is also the language of political participation — comes to seem almost entirely empty?

But what might it mean if the language of campaigning which is also the language of political participation comes to seem almost entirely empty?

She brought pillows over and slept on the floor of her apartment in an almost entirely empty building, before there were working locks on the doors.

Between October and April is the perfect time to visit for day-in-day-out sunshine and white-sand beaches – almost entirely empty last week.

On Sunday it is almost entirely empty, silent apart from the occasional car or lorry carrying dozens of passengers packed in the back like a makeshift minibus.

A third hive was almost completely empty.

The last story you published in the magazine, "Ghosts and Empties," took place almost entirely outside, as the narrator was walking the streets of her neighborhood.

Brookner depicts this emptied life, peopled almost entirely by reproachful ghosts and intransigent, unproductive innercity encounters, with a subtlety and scant, barely-there humour that belies her inexorable, grim subject matter and its dogged, doomed progress.

These have paid farmers to replace areas rich in nature with places almost entirely devoid of it; and they have paid fisheries to empty the seas.

Similarly, New Jersey's abolition of the death penalty last week and Gov. Jon Corzine's decision to empty death row of its eight prisoners is almost entirely symbolic.