Sentence examples for near most from inspiring English sources
Trains stop in the downtown area and along the coast near most hotels.
Typically, such rocks are developed near most of the world's large granite batholiths.
Over the years, the city eventually triumphed in limiting signs near most parks and residential areas.
(In Tokyo, there are cafes with views near most of the parks).
Nadal hit 47 winners, and Rochus could not get near most of them.
His main testing lab is in Shenzhen, China, near most of the solar-panel manufacturers.
America (where Venezuela owns a mid-sized oil distributor) is the nearest, most obvious paying customer.
The Lib Dems are the nearest most people have to a viable alternative.
Until the widespread availability of cheap guitars, it was the nearest most people came to serious artistic expression.
By John Cassidy September 6, 2016 As the general election nears, most signs point to a victory for Hillary Clinton.
More than a decade ago the splenetic Spectator columnist, Theodore Dalrymple, observed that a visit to the doctor is the nearest most people come to a social engagement.
