Examples of using Almost every time in English and their translations into Chinese
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The distinguishing feature in working nights is not having trouble waking up, but the complete disorientation that ensues almost every time you do.
This is the one I try to do first when I run into a problem and I use it almost every time.
Almost every time somebody gives me a present, it ends up making me sad.
From then on I had hallucinations almost every time, and was able to move further and further outside of my body.
Napoleon commanded nearly 60 battles throughout his life, almost every time with a military library to participate in the war.
Almost every time we see him in the Gospel accounts, he is bringing someone to Jesus.
Almost every time the Pomona-Pitzer men's soccer team played a home game, first-year student Jorge Guillen-Lopez's family was cheering him on from the stands.
Napoleon commanded nearly 60 battles throughout his life, almost every time with a military library to participate in the war.
Under the Mediterranean sunlight, people meet and chat and almost every time end up sharing a table and eating together.
Almost every time we see him mentioned in the Gospel he is bringing an individual soul to Jesus.
Almost every time we see him in the Gospels, he's introducing someone to Jesus.
He added:“He hit the ball on the screws almost every time.
In other words, a certain feature(e.g. a length) will be«almost the same, almost every time».
Ansu always played with older players than him and he does very well almost every time.
Almost every time I give talks about this, someone at the end asks me,‘Oh, is this like the Blood Type Diet?'” says El-Sohemy.
Almost every time a whole region gets hit by something natural, man-made or enemy-initiated, the glory of God follows shortly after in unprecedented ways.
Consumers can accept the bad deal, walk away, or fight it, but each choice carries a cost, with dominant firms prevailing almost every time.
Consumers can accept the bad deal, walk away, or fight it, but each choice carries a cost, with dominant firms prevailing almost every time.
I'm wrong almost every time.
That approach works almost every time.
