Sentence examples for virtually every block from inspiring English sources

Security forces are posted on virtually every block.

Virtually every block in the city has a hotel or guesthouse whose front-desk clerk won't bat an eye as you check in with your paramour.

For example, charts plastered on the walls of Mr. Ortiz's campaign headquarters give detailed information about the voters on virtually every block in the district.

One builder, Charles Duggin, was active on virtually every block; working with a partner, James Crossman, he put up rows like the one including the "21" Club at 21 West 52nd Street, of 1872.

In the next 24 months, virtually every block in a one-mile stretch of 14th is slated to gain a new or renovated building containing residential units and ground-floor retail space.

Virtually every block here sports a new building rising out of the rubble -- but with the first rush of aid money drying up, many are are unfinished and abandoned.

Today, the clannishness is back in force with at least five different men claiming to be president of various portions of the country and scores of warlords who have divvied up virtually every city block and remote village for themselves.

Over the last three or four years, Senate Republicans have made a mockery of the minority party's protections, routinely filibustering virtually every bill, blocking nominations and spending hours on political stunts designed to stymie and embarrass President Obama and the Democrats.

They may not be as well known as Brazil's love motels, but in Argentina they're just as common with virtually one on every block.

On one block, virtually every house sports extra mailboxes and house numbers with an "A" or "B" appended, as well as doors carved into garages or side gates.

Since 2006, when South Africa secured a (non-permanent) seat on the Security Council for the first time, it has been chumming up with China, Russia and other authoritarian regimes to water down or block virtually every resolution touching on human rights.