Sentence examples for document nearly from inspiring English sources

And cameramen have been there to document nearly every spectacular trick and spill.

Mr. Ryan's holdings even document nearly forgotten moments in the annals of military alliances and conflicts.

Norquist, the head of Americans for Tax Reform and a leading party power broker for a generation, drew a hard line in the sand against repealing ethanol subsidies, arguing that ending the tax breaks is equivalent to a tax increase and therefore a violation of The Pledge -- a document nearly every Republican has signed promising never to vote to raise taxes.

With cameras on our phones we live in snap-happy times, where we document nearly every moment of our lives through Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, capturing what we had for lunch or what the view from our window looks like Thompson's project takes this to its absurd and futile conclusion.

As a general rule, it's a good idea to document nearly everything in writing.

In fact, the book "Without Sanctuary" documents nearly 100 hangings.

The evidence is hard to establish, but one German television network said it had documented nearly a dozen such cases.

Between 2012 and 2014, in just 11 countries, the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC) documented nearly 2,400 attacks against health workers, patients, medical facilities and transport.

The study documented nearly 37,000 businesses, associations and interest groups that are registered lobbyists in the 50 states, a ratio of about five lobbyists to every state legislator.

One human rights group, Women Under Siege, said it had documented nearly 100 cases of rape in Syria since the conflict started, with many of them involving several men believed to be members of pro-government militias.

But in July 2011, he was indicted on federal charges of gaining illegal access to JSTOR, a subscription-only service for distributing scientific and literary journals, and downloading 4.8 million articles and documents, nearly the entire library.