Sentence examples for nearly last from inspiring English sources
Yet that can be dealt with when and if it occurs (Britain's referendum may well not take place until 2006, the last or nearly last of all the polls).
On national tests, Louisiana still comes last or nearly last on a range of measures.
Not long ago, Mr. Musgrove said, Mississippi was nearly last among Southern states in attracting business and industry.
Montana, for example, ranks nearly last in average annual pay and near the top in the percentage of people living below the poverty level.
Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City who came in nearly last here despite an early investment of time, has been campaigning heavily in Florida while everyone else has been here.
In the latter, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, the magnificent Dancing Brave came from nearly last place with an electrifying burst of acceleration down the centre of the track, sweeping imperiously past the five Group 1 winners who had been fighting it out, as if they were standing still.
Nearly 50 years later, Pres.
It was nearly a decade ago.
Nearly two centuries ago.
The Justice Department had nearly 5,000.
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