nearly every day

Ann used to be frightened of water, but now that she's learned to swim there's no holding her and she goes swimming nearly every day.

I was over at Lisa's house nearly every day, and we did something as a family at least once a week.

Nearly every day after school, he heads to the public library, where one of his favorite activities is making crafts.

He lived in Udine and came out in this way nearly every day to see how things were going, and things went very badly.

Though I'm in contact with my uncle through e-mail nearly every day, it has been more than two years since we last talked face-to-face.

When he was in fourth grade, some sixth-grade boys took his milk money nearly every day. He was a boy scout.

It's rained nearly every day for a week.

With a month to go, Americans may hear a dirge of glum economic news nearly every day between now and the election.

Nearly every day, in fact. I used to think there must be some special reason that I, of all the people in the world, continue to smoke.

We met nearly every day, and he taught me a lot about books and poetry and writers.

b: nearly every day. if it's raining or freezing cold and windy, i catch the bus.

They nearly every day in the corner of the city, with them that appear hoarse voice sang their feelings.

I see him on the way home nearly every day.

Actually, this is ideal, since with rapid changes altering arrangements nearly every day, you can easily opt out of what doesn't work.

You'll also need to find time to exercise for at least 30 minutes nearly every day of the week.

In New Orleans, Carnival season begins on Twelfth Night, and there are parades, masquerade balls, and parties nearly every day.

Continuing toe-mail her sister nearly every day, she told her she was earning the equivalent of $1, 450a week.

She came to see me nearly every day.

We promised to buy her a puppy but in the meantime, "pretend" puppies popped up nearly every day.

In the life of a college student, you are meeting or interacting with new people nearly every day.

Jin, a math major, says he plays basketball nearly every day, and cut class to watch the NBA finals this year.

I spoke to him nearly every day, using him as a sounding board.

I spent nearly every day clicking away on my word processor, and every evening reading.

like most languages , english has been evolving for centuries , and even now , new words and expressions are being added nearly every day.

Please continue to revisit the web site as new information is being added nearly every day.

But honestly, his question was no worse than the one I asked myself nearly every day.

Lish: Nearly every day. If it's raining or freezing cold and windy, I will catch the bus.

So Marius saw them nearly every day, at the same hour, during the first year.

'My Super Sweet 16' airs nearly every day in Britain, showing teens preparing for lavish birthday parties.

There are over 3, 000 known species of these colorful sea slug relatives, and new ones are discovered nearly every day.

At its peak, it maintained 206 feeds that I would review nearly every day; just shoot me.

Nearly every day, there are reports to the security office on campus that valuable things are stolen away.

This month has been very dry, whereas last month it rained nearly every day.

You work so hard! ? Nearly every day of the week!

Most people have jobs. They go to work nearly every day. Some people are luck: they have very interesting jobs and earn a lot of money .

The volunteers cried nearly every day.

If this is so, why do I have to wait half an hour for a bus nearly every day?

They visited with the Hatch's nearly every day.

They have potato and fish nearly every day that winter.

The stepfather oppressively hits the boy nearly every day.

We quarrel nearly every day.

It rains a lot in Ireland- nearly every day!

I'll say! Nearly every day.

Do you feel worthlessness or excessive guilt nearly every day?

From that time forth, was it chance? she saw him pass nearly every day.

And they impact our lives nearly every day.

Do you feel depressed most of the day, nearly every day?

But it didn't matter because I was actually writing nearly every day.

Now there are more and more customers, and the caf is crowded nearly every day.

They go to work nearly every day.

Do you feel fatigue or loss of energy nearly every day?

"But, Grandfather, " she then said, "you have been to that park nearly every day for twenty years. How did you lose your way there? "

And nearly every day, when seeing those same sights, I have asked myself, What is this system not capable of ?

i write nearly every day

Colin was brought there by Dickon and Mary nearly every day,

cars accidents occur nearly every day

u . s . troops are killed nearly every day in iraq