Meanings of said near in English

Like I said near the front, this book isn't an autobiography.

Loeb said near-term trends were positive for both Royal DSM's nutrition and materials businesses.

But when he said near to this one, he might have meant ten miles.

Limits your options, darling, he said near my ear.

Yesterday, he said near-zero U.S. interest rates were too low and should make the central bank nervous.

The following ceremony, called "ka-taol′," is said near the river, as the other is in the mountains:

I was fooled by our fat cows and thought life is just fine, he said near his open-air salon-cum-shop.

Analysts said near-term earnings will be hurt due to the fire, though they noted it could benefit when reconstruction begins.

Traders said near-term forecasts for much cooler weather for the Midwest and East late this week and next week helped limit selling.

He said near Rangiora the height of the river was just five centimetres; at the same time last year it was 60cm deep.

Monsieur de Talbrun's horses- amagnificentpair, harnessed to a new 'caleche'-carriedoff Psyche, as an old gentleman in gold spectacles said near me.

Photo: earth.nullschool.net It said near average tropical cyclone activity was expected in the area this season with four to six cyclones likely to occur.

But for aluminum, he and others said near-term cuts have been offset somewhat by new applications that use greater amounts of the shiny metal.

What is said near the end of this chapter about the Kaan's resentment against the Saracens has some confirmation in circumstances related by Rashiduddin.

"So you finally woke up, boy," his mother's voice said near him.

"No; you said near it-whereaswe came from it, from inside of itself."