Sentence examples for nearest fans from inspiring English sources

"Until then, the nearest fellow fan had lived in Manchester, 60 or 70 miles away.... Now the nearest fans lived in Duncan's laptop, and there were hundreds of them, from all around the world, and Duncan spoke to them all the time".

Until then, the nearest fellow fan had lived in Manchester, sixty or seventy miles away, and Tucker met up with him once or twice a year; now the nearest fans lived in Duncan's laptop, and there were hundreds of them, from all around the world, and Duncan spoke to them all the time.

And with the start of the new football season drawing near, fans can now add football teams to their Quick Links for even quicker access to breaking news, gossip and other content from their favourite clubs.

But punk rockers want to stay near their roots, near the fans.

Across town near Northeastern University, fans flipped about a half-dozen cars.

When they picked themselves up, they gathered near their fans, who serenaded them with chants of "Let's Go Home".

When Johnson had dinner in Boston last week, he sat near Red Sox fans who were maligning the Yankees.

He steadied himself by putting his hand on the net near the fans, got up, kept his eyes on the ball and caught it.

With temperatures near freezing, fans lined around the corner and down the block on Clark Street when doors to the restaurant opened at 3 45 a.m., 21 minutes before the game started.

"To miss a game for a gesture in the middle of park, nowhere near any fans, I find it difficult to accept".

Don't practice outside during wind or near ceiling fans that will disrupt the card's travel.