Sentence examples for it almost means from inspiring English sources
"The riders have to take a stand as a group, even if it almost means that we sit on the start line in the next race in a month's time saying, 'Look, we are not riding with this guy'.
"If there are spinners bowling, under their regulations at the moment it almost means you could play until it is dark because it's obviously not dangerous.
It almost means Big Brother, but it applies to other older male family members.
"Although the margin wasn't as impressive as last year it almost meant more because we had so much to overcome," Grainger told BBC Sport.
"It's almost divine intervention in the way it works out like that, like it's almost meant to be," said Tim Lincecum, the Giants' two-time Cy Young Award winner.
It's almost meant to be consumed outdoors in the heat or the shade, partly because it's low in alcohol, generally under 12percentt.
She walks around Florence in bare feet, never gets the hang of contraception, takes overdoses and almost means it.
It seems almost mean to mention the R word.
What this means -- what it almost always means -- is that some very bad laws will be enacted under the guise of the must-pass budget bill.
It almost certainly means picking a static, inflexible standard.
"Just into the UK", my heart sinks when I read it because it almost certainly means there are trafficked girls working as prostitutes in Soho right now.
