Sentence examples for if the nearest from inspiring English sources

Frankly, though, it's astounding that she hasn't heard it in the background – even if the nearest television is 10 miles away.

Mr. Boozman has even proposed legislation that would ban the closing of any post office if the nearest one is more than 10 miles away.

For instance, Marines must release detainees after 96 hours or turn them over to Afghan forces for prosecution, even if the nearest prosecutors or judges are 80 miles away.

As fairway and rough are both through the green, a player whose ball is in the rough may drop a ball in the fairway if the nearest point of relief is in the fairway.

It's a strange relationship to have with a company, where you're gently cosseted and sweetly promised a superior digital experience just as long as you do what you're told – don't try using third-party cables, don't try installing unapproved software and certainly don't get your device repaired by Vladimir around the corner, even if the nearest authorised dealer is 500 miles away.

If the nearest neighbours of a node are also directly connected to each other they form a cluster.

A subjunctive conditional is true if and only if in the nearest antecedent-world, its consequent is true.

If the near-contemporary historians are to be believed, his favourite entertainments were cruel and obscene.

The fiscal drag will only intensify in the quarters to come if the near-term budget cuts being called for in the debt limit fight are enacted.

Against Robin Soderling, Federer played as if the near gale-force winds were blowing only on his opponent's side of the court.

But you have to wonder if the near certainty of ending up as a burnt offering won't scare off candidates this time around.