Sentence examples for as almost everything from inspiring English sources

It's about the money, as almost everything in sports usually is these days.

There's no need to rent a car in Aspen, as almost everything downtown is walking distance.

Except for his unpleasant insistence on the palate, he strikes me as almost everything a poet should have been in his day.

The weekly magazine Tiempo Libre, www.tiempolibre.com.mx, will list all events, as well as almost everything else interesting going on in the city.

Locals have gotten used to paying a lot for a little, as almost everything has to be trucked in from big towns up and down the coast.

But Young Deer's career did not outlast that conflict, for reasons as murky and strange as almost everything else in his life.

The marquees at the site became a rescue centre; the show, which was to begin next month, has been cancelled, as has almost everything.

Whether he expected such a substantial stretch of privacy when he withdrew from New York is unknown, as is almost everything about his private life in a place that is not nearly so remote from the world as most of his readers supposed.

"The Concourse of People of tolerable Fashion to see him was exceeding Great, he was always Chearful and Pleasant to a Degree, as turning almost everything as was said onto a Jest and Banter".

It should perhaps come as a comfort that, as with almost everything else in life, the facts of what time you get up matter less than the story you tell about it.

Cary Grant is awfully dreamboat-ish as an angel but as with almost everything he did, he's also terrific.