Sentence examples for almost proposed from inspiring English sources

It was so good, I almost proposed to her, but I managed to tell myself it was the meat talking.

The production involvement of Rick Rubin almost proposes Adele as somehow already an iconic veteran like Johnny Cash, in need of reverent rescue in the form of a "stripped down" sound.

One of Ron Paul's unconnected PAC's name almost proposes anarchy and the possibility of initiating dangerous action -- "Revolution".

By contrast the winner, Mr Abbott, is socially conservative but above all populist, saying no to almost everything proposed by his opponents and vowing to repeal almost everything they want to do.

He is expected to become the White House's senior budget official for reviewing almost every proposed federal regulation.

The Highlands Coalition -- which includes the Sierra Club, the New Jersey Audubon Society and the League of Women Voters -- almost a year ago proposed saving 180,000 acres in New York and New Jersey at a cost of $750 million.

In 1997-8 anythingnything proposed by Tony Blair would have been accepted by a credulous electorate, so bright was his sheen of the new.

For the next academic year, it has rejected almost all proposed increases, with the exception of six schools with special needs.

They regard professional licensure of any kind – almost always proposed by the very professionals or occupations to be licensed – mainly as a means to endow the licensees with monopolistic market power.

The appeal of some kind of action-oriented democratic body has grown in recent years as Russia, China and other authoritarian states have used their positions in the United Nations Security Council to block almost all proposed forms of intervention, whether economic or military, in places like Sudan, Myanmar or Zimbabwe.

Exceptions to almost any proposed definition are always waiting in the wings.