Sentence examples for the next nearly from inspiring English sources

Congratulations are handed out, some hearty banzais uttered, and then everyone heads home to prepare for the next nearly hopeless competition six months hence.

One moment the marble steps of Borough Hall were bare, and the next, nearly 100 people were standing side by side in a show of Democratic Party unity: elected officials, political aides and a lot of folks attending at the behest of pastors.

Over the next nearly three decades she would weave in and out of both the private and public sector, working her way up to vice president at Citibank and serving for eight years as mayor of San Juan, the job she left to become governor.

Rhachotropis rostrata and Stegophaloides christianiensis were the next most common, representing nearly 11% of the specimens.

One minute it tastes nearly sweet, the next almost dry; either way, it is luscious.

The Mets came next, nearly a decade later, quietly seeking a replacement for Shea Stadium.

A big finish for the fourth quarter is a given: 'tis the season for coupons.A coupon renaissance is perhaps to be expected at a time when nearly eight in ten workers say they are living from one pay-cheque to the next and nearly 10% remain unemployed.

By the end of the next parliament nearly one million people will be living with dementia.

The next step nearly cost me my sanity: cutting the tile.

In the next decade nearly 1 billion women are likely to enter the global labour force.

Xenophon, one might say, began the next paragraph nearly as abruptly as Thucydides ended his.