Sentence examples for making a near from inspiring English sources

England's bowlers toiled for 113.4 overs as Haryana made 333, opener Rahul Dewan making a near eight-hour 143.

In fact, we have it on good word that Verizon retail employees have yet to train on Android, making a near term launch that much less likely.

In a T-intersection with State Route 36 just before Susanville, US 395 makes a sharp turn avoiding the city, making a near complete loop around the Susanville Municipal Airport.

ALEC has three items of "model" legislation in its library concerning fracking: two pro-fracking resolutions and a bill -- illogically titled "The Disclosure of Hydraulic Fracturing Fluid Composition Act" -- that allows operators to keep secret the details of chemicals injected into a well by making a near impossible to challenge claim of "trade secrets".

This may be partly for fear of making a near-reality of private landownership, which would undermine one of the last vestiges of the party's communist heritage.What collective means in theory is rather woolly; in practice, much less so.

General Electric shares rebounded after the company released an open letter to dispel rumors it would be making a near-term capital raise.

(One student's best work made a near still out of video).

When Kepler arrived in Prague, Tycho and his assistants were involved in observations of Mars, which was then about to make a near approach to Earth.

Seen from above, the concentric rings of hills and valleys make a near perfect circle, with different rings composed of different types of igneous rock.

Crook claimed his second wicket when Jayawardene, who had made a near run-a-ball 46 before, picked out Matt Spriegel at gully.

One, he makes a near vertical drop down the face of the wave and flies through the water at speeds of 40 to 45 miles per hour.