Sentence examples for almost every plan from inspiring English sources

And she said almost every plan became reality, from the bridesmaids dresses to the outdoor wedding.

And almost every plan that party strategists have devised to grab the White House for Romney includes Ohio in the win column.

No wonder, then, that almost every plan to rehabilitate the area around the Brooklyn Bridge since the 1970s has included the Empire Stores, in the Fulton Ferry Historic District, as a centerpiece.

Armed with deep pockets, a matchless grass-roots network and the unusual credibility that doctors have traditionally enjoyed with patients, the AMA turned back almost every plan to revamp healthcare.

Almost every port city planned waterfront redevelopment in the 1970s and the 1980s.

First, almost every insider plans to tender at the price of $6.35 a share.

Because the answer to almost every college planning question is --it depends.

Almost every city plans to construct urban rail transit systems with a length of more than 500 km.

Johannesburg has more international long haul flights and is closer to the top safari destinations, yet almost every traveler planning a South African itinerary arrives in or departs from Cape Town, which takes a slight - not much - bit of extra effort.

The integration of space variable is a skill necessary in almost every energy planning process; in fact, it is helpful to assist the siting of new generation facilities, to determine the optimum route for new distribution and transmission network lines, and to develop emergency evacuation plans around facilities.

By August of 1969, Abe Bloom and Arthur Waskow were spending almost every night planning a massive demonstration against the Vietnam War scheduled for November 15 in Washington, DC.