Sentence examples for nearest start of from inspiring English sources
Precision is made more difficult because the chains and the markers sit six feet beyond the sideline — six feet away from any yard line on the field — and at least 76 feet away from the nearest start of the next play, on the nearest hash mark.
As to possible propaganda lines, near start of picture somebody says, "Peace is achieved by the good will of the people & not by flourishing strokes of a pen".
We also note that the model fit is not as good near the start of the event (6:00 to 7 00 UT, approximately) as it is later.
The radiative condenser illustrated near the start of this article is built near the ground.
Girardi was near the end of his career, Farnsworth near the start of his, and their relationship was something like Crash Davis and Nuke LaLoosh in "Bull Durham".
In a gallery of portraits near the start of the exhibition, you see experiments under way.
Consider Kushner's vivid descriptions, near the start of the book, of racing and motorcycling.
There are many other buses stopping near the start of this walk.
Cheryle Williams, near the start of the line, had been waiting since eight-fifteen.
They're all by choreographers near the start of their careers.
Nabokov kills Charlotte, ignobly and in an instant, and very near the start of the book.
