Sentence examples similar to almost every standoff from inspiring English sources

Almost a standoff.

James renders it as an almost cartoonish standoff: "Dad stood under a sign that said what do you mean he needs help, and Mum waved a banner that said i'm not sure but we've got to do something".

Despite being holed up in order to avoid extradition to Sweden, Assange said that being at the "centre of a pitched, prolonged diplomatic standoff" meant he is never bored; and he receives visitors almost every day, while maintaining the Wikileaks organisation.

He also faces a standoff in Parliament, where the main opposition Liberal Democratic Party has moved to block almost every policy move.

— accompanies almost every installation.

HOLDER: Almost every day.

Almost every m.c.

Almost every Russian speaks English.

IT HAPPENS almost every week.

Almost every night, in fact.

"I did almost every job.