Sentence examples for nearest blank from inspiring English sources

My first reaction, as a sports fan who grew up in Seattle, was to type "SONICS!!!! ADLJLDASJAEWOIJ AODS q fsdjad" into the nearest blank text box on my laptop screen.

The ground floor is a near blank wall of blackish panels, perhaps metal rectangles.

It is particularly galling that British publishers have drawn a near blank in diversity in the year that Paul Beatty, a black American, won the Man Booker prize.

Camden was given a near blank check for development, just so long as corporations were willing to create some jobs.

His tall and very slender physique, like his quiet, near-blank face (though the eyes twinkle now and then), gives him an immature, still-growing look, but when he dances, he has the most fully developed — certainly the wittiest — personality of the five.

(Artist take care: what if he'd name-checked Donny Osmond or Neil Diamond? What kind of slant would that have given the work?) Looking at The Muses, those old photos of the artist as a young man, interposing his own body next to the near-blank early paintings, come back as another faint echo.

We're basically handing them a near-blank check.

When I write a book, I never go anywhere near a blank page.

After a night of merengue dancing at a little joint named Mango's near the blank and shuttered Versace palazzo, I passed up my chance to visit the Dade County morgue.

The coward chased him down and killed him at near-point-blank range.

At 5-5 in the second set, Hingis hit five consecutive shots at near-point-blank range to force Errani into hitting wide.