Sentence examples for carried almost from inspiring English sources

Instead, The King's Speech carried (almost) all before it.

Mr. Gore carried almost all the Democrats, Mr. Bush carried almost all the Republicans, and they split the independents.

The barge carried almost 2500 tons of No. 2 fuel oil.

The Israeli news media have carried almost daily reports on preparations.

The exceptions were the soldiers and their families, who carried almost the entire weight of the war.

Instead he promised them relatively modest returns in line with those of the stock market that carried almost no risk of loss.

One percent of the nation has carried almost all the burden of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, while the rest of us essentially went shopping.

He explained that part of the reason for a lack of interest in the office was that it carried almost no salary and that it had little power.

Newspapers here have carried almost weekly reports about the latest German industrialist or executive who rebuffed an approach from Deutsche Telekom's supervisory board.

It carried, almost as an afterthought, what LiS feels is the Rock Scoop of the Year: exciting news regarding Coldplay's future releases.

By late last year, the movement's material carried almost as much anti-Western and anti-Jewish material as it did details of problems in Uzbekistan.