Sentence examples for be is almost from inspiring English sources
Haddon Hall, as near to being its next-door neighbour as it is possible for two stately homes to be, is almost as grand.
The fact that Apple is approaching the DMV now suggests that its autonomous vehicle, whatever it might be, is almost ready for public view.
And the sociopolitical thinking behind the work -- about the interdependence of the individual and the collective, and how positive or perilous that can be -- is almost more interesting than the pictures themselves.
Just how big those cuts and tax rises have to be is almost certainly going to be picked apart by the Institute for Fiscal Studies tomorrow: the Treasury appears to have picked 2019 as the year in which it starts a huge fiscal retrenchment.
Anything that you would do, where it doesn't matter what the other's response would be, is almost always the right thing.
"Be" is almost always substituted for "am," "don't" for "doesn't," "went" for "gone". And every third word is interspersed with the ubiquitous "like, you know". This is not casual urban street lingo we're talking about here; this is the way most of the young men playing their hearts out for Dear Old State U formally speak.
What the plot is is (almost) irrelevant.
How Joan got where she is is almost a side note.
If you're in an exit row, that window is is almost always a LOT colder.
With active reload is is almost impossible to stop.
It's been almost four years now.
