Sentence examples for ever almost from inspiring English sources
Technically, the possibilities for doctoring or electronically manipulating pictures are greater than ever — almost unlimited.
More profoundly, Guest can only ever almost rush, because he has been, since a freak childhood accident, a quadriplegic.
In 2000, when the industry was enjoying its best year ever, almost 460 people attended the conference.
This decade has seen one of the largest population movements ever; almost 5 million Iraqis fled their homes during the violence following the American-led invasion and occupation.
Their chances in this match, no disrespect to Runako Morton intended, will, as ever, almost certainly come down to how Gayle, Chanderpaul and Sarwan get on.
The radio and television commentators had only a moment or two to articulate their hysteria, and then the game was off again, as unrelenting as ever, almost beyond the credible range of either football or imagination.
Jon S. Corzine amassed $63.3 million in his successful 2000 Senate race in New Jersey — the most ever — but almost all of that came from his own wallet.
They are also about the most delicious hazelnuts you will ever taste, almost coffee-like in their intensity.
With a billion iPhones sold since the handset's 2007 release, it is the most successful consumer product ever, generating almost $625bn£475bnbn) in revenues in just nine years.
"Evelyn is one of the most giving people I've ever met, almost too much so," said Sophia Lai, the maid of honor.
He spoke about the very first story he ever wrote, almost 70 years ago, at a county newspaper in the Midwest.
