Sentence examples similar to almost well-known from inspiring English sources

Even though Viagra and Cialis are not even close to being the top sellers for makers Pfizer and Eli Lilly, they are almost certainly the companies' most well-known products.

His highly sensitive touch, which became almost well known again last year on a new solo record that sold staggeringly well for jazz, can make large halls seem intimate, and for improvised communication this longstanding trio is about as good as it gets.

But the fact that it's the broader, most common reference to people from Indiana in general is almost as well-known.

Cleave's books are almost as well-known for their cover blurbs as for their content.

It has a slightly cumbersome title, the Commission for Equality and Human Rights, though CEHR may eventually become almost as well-known an acronym as TUC or NHS.

Three almost as well-known and well-financed governors – Scott Walker of Wisconsin, Rick Perry of Texas and Louisiana's Bobby Jindal – have seen their campaigns sink before the first ballot has been cast.

Participants download the dedicated app, then use their phones to log into a Google Maps-based interface; this highlights "portals" around the world – almost always well-known landmarks – that the game's two factions must fight to control.

"A friend said, 'What about The Real Monica Inc.?' and I thought, 'O.K.' " By now the story of how she started her business is almost as well-known as the person.

IT IS too much to expect one man single-handedly to rescue Sony, the Japanese firm which formerly made world-beating electronic products but is now almost as well-known for making losses.

While other pioneers in the motion picture industry, such as D.W. Griffith, Samuel Goldwyn and Louis B. Mayer, with their well-publicized feuds, rages and personal eccentricities, became celebrities almost as well-known as the stars who appeared in their films, Mr. Zuker could have been mistaken for an ordinary businessman, like the fur merchant he once was, or perhaps a banker.

Terry Pratchett tips his (famous) hat to almost every well-known strand of over 40 Discworld novels: the squabbling, magical academicals of Unseen University; the Ankh-Morpork City Watch; the tyrant of Ankh-Morpork of Lord Vetinari's ongoing struggle with 'The Times' crossword… The Church of Om… Is this actually a good novel?