it's almost here

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The invitation's vague teaser says: "It's almost here".

It's almost here".

To have a tablet that was also a full-blown PC? It's almost here.

It's almost here: "Red Tails" (the title refers to the pilots' decoration of their airplanes) opens January 20th; Lucas put up, according to this report by Marco R. della Cava in USA Today, $58 million of his own money to get the film made, and he hired Anthony Hemingway to direct it — but took care of the aerial footage himself: > "I love dogfights and I know how to do them," he says.

It's almost here, man.

It's almost here kids.

Now that it is almost here, though, they are having second thoughts.

Unfortunately now that it is almost here, what is missing is a compelling reason to spend over 40-large for one.

It is almost here.

And now, it is almost here.

The moment we had all been waiting for, the moment when we'd have our first woman president, the all-graceful, capable and exuberant Mrs. Hillary Rodham Clinton, it was almost here!!