Sentence examples for will find almost from inspiring English sources

"I believe wall trampoline is important and is something, more and more, you will find almost everywhere," he said.

"From Assi Ghat to Raj Ghat, you will find almost nil flow coming to Ganga," Dwivedi said.

The teacher says the school is also unsure about offering the diploma qualification, introduced under Labour, which pupils will find almost impossible to take alongside the English bac.

You will find almost nothing like the poetry of Watteau, the tender realism of Chardin or the cheery prurience of Boucher.

Other stories are more fun, but single women looking for advice on how to become a swinger will find almost no practical or emotionally gender-specific lessons in "Swingland".

The unapologetic selections reflect a conclusion in the West Wing that when it comes to choosing personnel, the president can never satisfy Republicans who will find almost anyone objectionable.

If you enter qualitas — an important term in medieval philosophy — into Google Book Search, you'll find almost two thousand appearances.

Heading downstairs you'll find almost a dozen table football tables replacing the dance floor, giving it a competitive edge to an evening away from coursework.

Indeed, although the word itself is now largely pejorative, you'll find almost everyone revels in a certain amount of cynicism.

Go back to the 2004 platform for the convention that renominated George Bush, and you'll find almost identical language: [T]he unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed.

The municipality is protective of its human scale – you'll find almost no building over eight storeys – and the gridded, pleasant streetscape makes it very difficult to get lost.