Sentence examples for nearly everyone from from inspiring English sources

Although nearly everyone — from clubhouse attendants to executives — is subjected to random testing for recreational drugs, major league players are not.

Nearly everyone from the governor to Mr. Silverstein has said some part of the site should be used for a major memorial.

Nearly everyone, from industry lobbyists to deep-green enviros to the EPA itself, agrees that a new bill would be ideal.

Upheaval seems to have been taken for granted by nearly everyone from W. E. B. Du Bois to Upton Sinclair, from Orson Welles to Mr. Smith.

And nearly everyone from the bellboy to the clerk carrying your bag to the taxi will expect a tip (rarely more than a dollar).

For example, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits physicians and hospitals receiving federal funding, including Medicare and Medicaid (so read: nearly everyone), from discriminating against patients on the basis of race, color, religion, or national origin.

Although John Edwards had no business running for President in 2008 given the tawdry marital indiscretions that he was hiding from nearly everyone, including from his senior campaign team, he nonetheless clearly established the agenda on jobs (and labor) and trade for all of the Democratic candidates, especially as it later turned out for then Senator Obama.

nearly everyone is from China/South Asia.

In Diepsloot, nearly everyone is from elsewhere — another settlement, a village, a foreign country.

But nearly everyone else from the back of the shop is gone.

Nearly everyone returns from the group that finished a 30-52 season last April.