Sentence examples for nearly two weeks now from inspiring English sources

Still, for nearly two weeks now, Berdych has not appeared capable of crumbling.

Traffic limits have been in place for nearly two weeks now, and hundreds of factories are to be shuttered.

For nearly two weeks now, Jon S. Corzine has been blasting his Republican opponent for the Senate, Representative Bob Franks, as a Newt Gingrich puppet and right-wing Grinch who tried to steal old people's Medicare entitlements.

For nearly two weeks now, each side has labored mightily to cement its preferred image of Florida's recount into the public's consciousness, and for good reason, strategists in both parties said.

Indeed for nearly two weeks now, teams of art historians, restorers, archaeologists and consulting engineers, accompanied by firefighters, have been charting the extent of the damage to historic buildings caused by two strong earthquakes in the Emilia-Romagna region on a disaster map that continues to grow.

For nearly two weeks now, teams of art historians, restorers, archaeologists and consulting engineers, accompanied by firefighters, have been charting the extent of the damage to historic buildings caused by the earthquakes in the Emilia-Romagna region on a disaster map that continues to grow.

There has been rioting in Bolivia for nearly four weeks now.

New horizon... Jura I have been a writing fellow on the island of Jura, off Argyll, for nearly four weeks now.

Although Mr Bush has been president for nearly four weeks now, appointments below cabinet level have been slow to materialise, and nowhere more so than in the economic realm.

For nearly three weeks now, tens of thousands of disenfranchised and disillusioned supporters of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra have demonstrated in the streets of Bangkok, calling for a dissolution of the lower house of Parliament and new elections to reset Thailand's troubled democracy.

For nearly three weeks now, this city has become the most vivid symbol of an emboldened anti-abortion movement as members of Operation Rescue focus on the city's three abortion clinics, flinging themselves under cars, sitting by the hundreds at clinic doorways and blocking women from entering as they read them Scripture.