Sentence examples for just about nowhere from inspiring English sources

Let's stipulate the obvious fact that Qatar is comparable to just about nowhere else; it's on pace to have the world's highest per capita GDP pretty soon.

To an even greater degree than the wine grape, the black diamond demands the right kind of soil, sun and time -- conditions met exactly on the hillsides around the Mediterranean and just about nowhere else.

But as the price of ivory keeps going up, hitting levels too high for many people to resist, Gabon's elephants are getting slaughtered by poachers from across the borders and within the rain forests, proof that just about nowhere in Africa are elephants safe.

When he shuffled onto center court Sunday with his familiar, disjointed amble, Kuerten was wearing the same canary yellow and blue colors he wore when he emerged from just about nowhere in 1997 to win his first tour title of any sort at Roland Garros.

I'm the middle of just about nowhere, with land full of hay and a landscape backdrop of the Blueridge mountains lies a beautiful school named Townville Elementary.

Words fly by literally just about out of nowhere.

A new novel from the Nobel laureate Saul Bellow generates interest just about everywhere -- but nowhere as intensely as at the University of Chicago and the surrounding neighborhood of Hyde Park, where Mr. Bellow was a fixture for 30 years before decamping to Boston University in 1993.

The Kosovo intervention just about attained its objectives, though this new nation-state is nowhere near being able to stand on its own two feet.

It gives the sense of being shot nowhere and being about nowhere.

"We were nowhere near good enough in the first half but we felt the pressure was building and in the last 20 minutes to half an hour we just about deserved it".

The long work they presented was called "Just About Out of Nowhere". Coolidge began the text in 1987, the year he gave up smoking.