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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and back almost" is not a complete or standard expression in written English, but it can be used in specific contexts.
It may be used when describing a return to a previous state or location, but it requires additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "We traveled to the edge of the forest and back almost to the starting point."
Alternatives: "and nearly back" or "and almost returned".
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FAVORITE WALK From his office at West 34th Street and Eighth Avenue down to 14th Street and Eighth Avenue and back, almost every workday during lunch.
Still, it found the high-energy Mr. Blankenbuehler, who won Tony Awards for his choreography of "Hamilton" and "In the Heights," running from the house to the stage and back almost nonstop, making fixes until the 5 p.m. deadline.
If you removed all the DNA from your body and stretched it out, it would extend to the moon and back almost 150,000 times.
I'd been riding 10 miles to work and back almost every day for the past year.
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To enlarge the conservatory, his favorite room, Eastman had the house split in half in 1919, and rolled back almost nine and a half feet.
The buses ran very infrequently and were often so full they'd drive with their doors open and the back almost touching the ground because of the weight.
Taking a chance, Gilston reached out to Kathleen and heard back almost immediately.
It envisions cutting Pentagon weapons programs and paring back almost all domestic programs.
I rediscovered my work ethic and came back almost more dedicated".
By releasing Rivera and getting back almost all of the $1 million they owed him, the Yankees doused the fire quickly.
It has erased the memory of previous generations, who lived with year after year of triumph by the Montreal Canadiens, the Toronto Maple Leafs and going back almost a century, the original Ottawa Senators.
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