Sentence examples for near which from inspiring English sources

The device will come with a service called Near, which lets you connect with other nearby Vita owners to compare trophies and socialise.

The name may have come originally from allzu-nah ("all too near"), which was the Hamburgers' designation for an inn that lay too close to their territory and was for long the only building.

"Moments like this come around, you're really overjoyed by it... at the same time, the end is pretty near, which is fine too".

Kim Jong Il knew his end was near, which prompted him to catapult his youngest son -- Kim Jong Un -- believed to be just 28 years old, as his named successor.

The wall near which I was lying was about 3ft.

The cats were named for the rivers near which each was born.

They crossed the Niger and travelled via Kano to Sokoto, near which Clapperton died.

It was named for Fort Benton, Mont., near which it was discovered.

The district is the site of Peru's largest wholesale and retail market area, near which are many light industries.

His parents had a beach house on Long Island, in Westhampton, near which he would surf, a welcome escape.

The Couffo, near which stands Abomey, flows southward from the Benin plateaus to drain into the coastal lagoons at Ahémé.