Sentence examples for really next to from inspiring English sources

He added: "Leiweke never accepted that the rules of M.L.S., with its hard salary cap, meant you can't build a European-style powerhouse in M.L.S. It's really next to impossible.

The 47-year-old said: "It's the only country, I think, where I should work, really, next to Germany, because it's the only country I know the language a little bit and I need the language for my work".

But, really, next to the brightness of Taylor and Burton and even Jolie and Pitt (well, Jolie, mainly), they are too basic and beige in my eyes to make the cut.

There is hope – there is real hope – that if only the Government would accept that small change of name all parties in the House of Commons without exception might try to make the Bill a practical workable instrument, for what the second reading debates have shown is that there is really next to no opposition in the House of Commons to Home Rule itself.

"It's the only country, I think, where I should work, really, next to Germany, because it's the only country I know the language a little bit and I need the language for my work".

None of the statues of children are really next to the mother, the sphinx.

Come on, this is just an excuse to show a really, really fat person standing next to a really, really thin person, in their underwear.

Should that nuclear waste dump really be next to a school?

I love going to the cinema if people aren't eating crisps really loudly next to me.

"I took Joe aside and I said that I can't really sit next to him, because I'm in the middle of this trial," Ms. Snyder said.

Okay, I really know next to nothing about whales (except for what they eat), but I figure I'll learn something if I hang out with the Visual Observation group long enough!