Sentence examples for nearly get back from inspiring English sources

This is one of the few sans-nudity; a third act whopper in which the pair nearly get back together in a cafe.

South with the Houston Texans, and on Sunday, Johnson — still feeling the effects of a training-camp holdout — nearly got back to normal.

Norwich nearly got back into the game straight after the break as Robert Snodgrass's powerful low shot was cleared off the line by Ashley Williams.

He's got nearly 50km to get back to the peloton, though, so he should be fine.

Mistakes will always happen, but once you tarnish your reputation, it is nearly impossible to get back.

But if you're off course for a good while then the divide from where you are, and where you should be is so great that it is nearly impossible to get back on the right course.

Fernando Alonso of Spain won the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona by nearly 10 seconds to get back in the Formula One title race.

Capriati, 23, has had to wait nearly seven years to get back into her first Grand Slam quarterfinal since Wimbledon in 1993.

That means it will have taken nearly a decade to get back to whatever normal might be, post-recession – the slowest graduate jobs recovery we've seen.

Although he was once ranked No. 1 in the world and won the 2000 United States Open in rare style, Safin has been waiting for nearly two years to get back to the Round of 16 at a Grand Slam event.

He had fallen in love with Thailand in the seventies, on his first trip — with the food, the language, the music, the dancing that starts in the bars at midnight and goes on till five in the morning — and since then had managed to get back nearly every year.