Sentence examples for committed near from inspiring English sources
Take the reporting of recent robberies committed near my hometown of Leeds.
She gets the chance when a murder is committed near her squalid abode.
Johnson was in a prison near Snyder, Texas, serving a life sentence for two rapes he had committed near Lubbock.
Two pigs' heads were dumped outside a Muslim school in Blackburn in the same week as a similar vulgar act was committed near some graffiti in West London.
That the offence was committed near the touchline a good 50 yards from goal was not enough to save the England centre-back, with Attwell deciding that Zat Knight's presence in the middle of the park did not constitute cover.
Such was the case 100 years ago this month, when a brazen murder committed near Gramercy Park led to the enactment a few months later of New York State's landmark Sullivan Law, which required police-issued licenses for those wishing to possess concealable firearms and made carrying an unlicensed concealed weapon a felony (pdf).
The table on which it was signed is locked away in a storeroom at Belfast City Hall, having been rescued from council workmen who committed the near sacrilege of mixing cement on it.
The Americans, not then as committed to near-automatic support of Israeli decisions as they later became, also thought there was an opportunity for a permanent regional settlement.
Sales responded accordingly but Rosenzweig and Euro-Pro president Mark Barrocas wanted the firm to commit to near and long-term "breakthrough goals" in revenue, profit, and customer satisfaction that they believed would require a significant shift in its culture and talent development.
We were looking for an adventure, tied with issues of immigration reform, the increasingly militarized border, and the prospect that the U.S. government will commit a near $50 billion to secure our border.
Neither the United States nor Russia has committed to the near elimination of strategic nuclear arsenals, which would be required to move away from mutual deterrence.
