Sometimes an ephemeral sort of near-chiefdom arises, founded on the capabilities of a charismatic leader.
Ms. Galen does this sort of near mismatching, it seems, to objectify nature.
When he was 18, there was some sort of near-miss with the law.
Talking with Rob later, he told me he was just trying to feel a sort of near-death experience.
It's an attempt to account for this crazy thing sort of near the center of my life".
He said: "Grime reminds me, if there is an echo, of sort of, near enough like Liverpool in the very early sixties.
Lightning Strikes Twice (1951), a murder melodrama with Ruth Roman and Richard Todd, and Japanese War Bride (1952) were the sort of near B-films that would have been inconceivable for someone of his stature a decade earlier.
The cases where Mr. Obama wins Missouri are probably those where he is headed toward some sort of near-landslide in the national race, like because of an unexpected rebound in the economy.
But we had set our date and seemed possessed with some sort of near-fanaticism so gripping that, probably, like Macbeth's hired murderers (paraphrasing) our spirits shined through us.
Even now, advertisers pay a lot more for a well-targeted ad than they do for the sort of near-blind matchmaking that the networks, historically, have made their chief business.
Tim Johnsonn), who teaches in a public high school in the Los Angeles area, and Lee (DeWitt), a yoga instructor, and their toddler son, Jude (played by Jude Swanberg, who is the son of Swanberg and his wife, the filmmaker Kris Swanberg), arrive at the luxurious house of one of her clients, which has been lent to them for a sort of near-staycation.
