Sentence examples for nearly assumed from inspiring English sources

Shane Spencer slugged a home run in the third to give the Yankees a 1-0 lead, but Arizona tied the score in the top of the fourth on Mark Grace's home run and nearly assumed a 2-1 lead in the fifth.

The first movement went on for almost twenty minutes, nearly assuming the proportions of a Bruckner or a Mahler movement.

Nearly everyone assumed the Centennial Games would be given to Athens.

Again, he is content to point out that people have nearly always assumed a "new economy" in the years before a bubble bursts.

I well remember the shock of learning that the act was not, as nearly everyone assumed, the work of Islamic radicals, who had tried just two years earlier to bring down the World Trade Center.

Although the decision to leave the colt in Bolger's care could not be considered a complete surprise, it is nevertheless noteworthy with the Emirati trainers employed in Newmarket under the Sheikh's Godolphin flag having nearly always assumed control of horses bought by the operation as two-year-olds.

In design standards and in post-service life assessment, the cross-weld (CW) creep strength of ferritic steels is nearly universally assumed to be 80% of the corresponding value for the parent material (PH).

The study gathered data on providers' views on their relationships with members of community programs and the criminal justice system and on their perception of whether they would be able to handle the increased client load, which nearly all assumed would occur as a result of the reforms.

WHEN a century turns, nearly everything assumes a ridiculous symbolic weight.

This does not happen with classical methods that nearly always assume the same standard error applies at all trait levels.

Nearly everyone assumes that business challenges are what we need to overcome bandwidth costs, copyright protection, premium content rights or monetization.