Sentence examples for which ends almost from inspiring English sources

This sloppily directed scene, which ends almost as soon as it begins, leaves you feeling cheated out of a necessary cathartic release.

He concluded it with an elegy, "A Death in Winter," to Joseph Brodsky, which ends almost self-referentially: Reader, dwell with his poems.

She is, she says, still exhausted from the marathon Moma performance which ended almost four months ago.

Throughout the trial, which ended almost a decade ago, Strang and Buting were unimpressed by the media and that dismay has motivated the speaking tour.

Mr. Rajoy had kept a low profile since the general election on Nov. 20, which ended almost eight years of Socialist government under Prime Minister Jos?uis Rodr?ez Zapatero.

Besides the whopping $180m Hulu paid for the streaming rights, the show, which ended almost 20 years ago, already airs for at least two hours every weekday in the US.

His vibrato was restrained in Stravinsky's somber "Élégie" (written in 1944 for viola), and there was a core of melancholy calm even in the jovial moments of his rendition of Bach's Partita No. 2, which ended almost exactly at midnight.

The failure of a secret U.S. military mission to rescue the hostages (which ended almost before it began with a crash in the desert of a plane and helicopter) in April 1980 seemed to typify the inefficacy and misfortune of the Carter administration.

But that was last fiscal year — which ended almost a year ago for all the companies.

In fiscal year 2014, which ended about a year ago, Kansas took in almost $330 million less than it had anticipated, almost 6percentt below the estimates of the state's nonpartisan experts.

And then there are the set pieces: the foot-chase; two skydives, one without a parachute; the failed FBI raid on the home of a rival surfer gang, which ends with Utah almost getting his face shredded by a lawnmower.