Sentence examples for taking a near from inspiring English sources

That lead could widen further, if anything, through the acquisition and integration of Makro in the UK from Metro AG, which is taking a near 10% stake in Booker as part of the transaction.

I had run away from the first boys' home I had been sent to, an outpost run by a pair of alcoholics in the hills east of Healdsburg, and then turned myself into juvenile hall after taking a near-fatal overdose of Nembutal.

"In our testing so far, we've found that micro-interactions like taking a near-instant photo or sharing your first person perspective have been the most compelling," said the spokesman.

It would take a near miracle to form a leftwing government now.

But it had taken a near miracle from them to send this match into extra-time.

But it would take a near perfect storm for the United States not to improve at least one spot.

"It will take a near miracle for a Democratic candidate to win in that district in this environment," said Kurt Davis, a Republican strategist in Phoenix.

A second-hand plow or even milk can made the shipment "emigrant movables" and took a near 50% off the freight bill.

Ashley's Sports Direct took a near 5% stake in June as a route to establishing a retail presence in the antipodean markets.

Although my neck is affecting my driving, it takes a near car crash to make me go to a noisy, alien health centre.

The bead has a solid skin, which takes a near spherical shape.