Sentence examples for has almost built from inspiring English sources

"Arsène Wenger has almost built a new team again and I would say they are coming to a peak now," Larsson said.

There are very ambitious wines made in France, for example Sancerre and white Bordeaux, and also in New Zealand, a country that has almost built all its international reputation on this grape.

The other contributors to this blog will explain far more eloquently then me, but essentially we have almost built from scratch by migrating hosting and CMS components all in the past 3 years.

He's the man they've almost built the empire for.

MR: This album is sequenced in such a way that by the time you get to "Until You Remember," you've almost built this beautiful story arc.

What's more, under Bissell's leadership, Fabindia has almost singlehandedly built a network of a rapidly vanishing breed of handloom weavers and artisans, which in turn supply handicrafts to a loyal set of city folk across India's 35 top towns through its network of 144 stores.

Underlying it all is an extraordinary intellectual energy and restlessness that has, almost by stealth, built up a vast and varied body of work that stands comparison with the very best right across the range of his activities.

Even Disney shut down their "old-fashioned" animation department in 2004, despite having almost entirely built their empire on the technique.

The Coens have almost always built their stories around idiots -- Raising Arizona, Barton Fink, The Hudsucker Proxy, Fargo, The Big Lebowski, Josh Brolin in No Country for Old Men -- and Burn After Reading is no exception.

Kara, developer of the Mount Arlington complex, has almost a thousand units built or under construction.

Properties range from cottages and historic houses to modern apartments in Newquay and St Ives, while Polzeath has almost exclusively detached houses built in the 1960s and '70s.