Sentence examples for nearly everyday from inspiring English sources
The phrase "nearly everyday" is not correct; it should be "nearly every day." You can use it to describe an action or occurrence that happens almost daily
Example: "I go for a run nearly every day to stay fit."
Once a nearly everyday reliever for the Mets, Wendell returned to Shea as a bystander in his team's pennant race.
More than 4,000 current and retired firefighters across the US are suing an Illinois siren company on claims that their alarms endangered their health nearly everyday on the job.
I am 35, 5'4″, 118, hazel eyes, black hair attractive {I model}, I work out nearly everyday doing martial arts, running now and then, rollerblading every weekend in Central Park, and the gym.
"Nearly everyday at several different moments, it had the most beautiful spots in the world: from the top of its head to the end of its tail and to the bottom of its little fingers" [NC, p.513].
I use it nearly everyday.
Both Andy Warhol and myself have Czech mothers, I am not going to tell you what I was fed for lunch nearly everyday while little.
After all, in nearly all everyday cases, a necessary condition for the psychological continuity grounding our practical concerns is biological continuity.
I add my voice to 120 best-selling international artists, 500 Egyptian authors and writers, and nearly 9,000 everyday citizens who have demanded the same.
How Luke Woods and his team at Facebook are designing for nearly 2 billion people everyday.
PHOTOS: Best in theater for 2012 The idea of putting on an opera in a train station where the characters can be nearly indistinguishable from everyday people in the waiting rooms is a strange and alluring subversion of Samuel Johnson's oft-quoted characterization of opera as "an exotic and irrational entertainment".
This inspired exhibition parses nearly 150 objects of everyday use according to distinct, if not entirely separate, sensibilities; in the process it reveals the complex role that aesthetics has always played in Japan's social, economic and intellectual life.
