Sentence examples for almost never work from inspiring English sources

They almost never work together.

The matchups almost never work out this way.

They almost never work, and in fact Panamarenko contends that they're more perfect if they don't.

For the most part, though, newspaper editors in movies and plays almost never work for The Times.

Unfortunately, such grand, unified, one-size-fits-all solutions almost never work — because they radically underestimate the complexity of real world problems.

(This is both a low bar and a high one: anti-drug programs almost never work, so any effort that's at all successful, as New York's has been, wins the title of most successful almost by default. On the other hand, anti-drug programs almost never work. This one did).

"When I get people to pose for me, it almost never works," he explains.

After the game, somebody mentioned to Walden that the play he had executed almost never worked.

It is a recipe that almost never works, as Miller can testify.

But, she said, bobbing one fishnet-covered knee coyly over another, she almost never works out in Paris.

The problem is that this type of high-risk business model almost never works out in the long run.