Sentence examples for makes the nearly from inspiring English sources

"Store brands are junk, and these are not," she said, explaining why she makes the nearly half-hour trip from her Briarcliff home several times a month.

Wadsworth makes the nearly daylong journey even during the monsoon season (July through October).

And rightfully so, the cost discrepancy associated with these jets makes the nearly $100 million spent on the sponsorship scandal - the one that unseated the Liberals in 2006 - look like dog piss.

Photographer James Landy said he spent over two years making the nearly 70,000 prints that were required for the whole edition.

Mr. Bruno said his client had rested enough to make the nearly three-hour drive back to New York.

The flight originated in Shanghai, China, stopped over in Seoul, South Korea, before making the nearly 11-hour trip to San Francisco.

American helicopters constantly circled overhead as his motorcade made the nearly 11-mile drive to the governor's offices.

So in December, three friends and I made the nearly eight-hour drive to the city of Bamian from Kabul in a car driven by Mir Afghan's uncle.

But the qualities that make the nearly 30-minute piece so consistently involving are its insistent drive and Mr. Greenwood's intuitive use of dissonance and resolution.

Dexia, which specialized in lending to municipalities, made the nearly fatal mistake of buying an American company that insured bonds — including subprime mortgage bonds.

That collector, ophthalmologist Henry Kriegstein of Hingham, Massachusetts, eventually made the nearly complete specimen available for analysis by the researchers.