Sentence examples for almost nothing remains from inspiring English sources

Thirteen years after being raised, the ships were burned during an attack in the Second World War, and almost nothing remains of their hulls, though many archeological treasures remain intact in the museum at Lake Nemi and in the Museo Nazionale Romano (Palazzo Massimo) at Rome.

Almost nothing remains of it today, except for the memories of New Yorkers who were there to see it come down.

Four mountain ranges separate Death Valley from the Pacific, each dispersing moisture as the clouds roll east until almost nothing remains.

In the Po valley almost nothing remains of the original forests; nearly all the vegetation has been planted or disposed by human activity.

The main characteristic of social organization is fragmentation: nearly every village is independent of its neighbours, and almost nothing remains of the ancient Kongo kingdom.

Almost nothing remains of the library's archive of tens of thousands of manuscripts, books, and Iraqi newspapers, according to reports from the scene.

Yet of the manifold wonders of the ancient city, almost nothing today remains.

He saves almost nothing and remains deep in debt to relatives.

Almost nothing Cook does remains once it is over.

And almost nothing we are told remains the same when retold.

Almost nothing of the trail remains identifiable around the spaceport site, but some historical and Hispanic groups have been skeptical -- or opposed -- to the plan because it would radically change the hardscrabble feel of a place with centuries of history.