Sentences with phrase «very near completion»

Oh, and the last (and perhaps best) news is that Year Walk for Wii U is very near completion.

Everything is very near completion, at that point.

Books Three and Four are very near completion.

You are very near completion, and now is not the time to take shortcuts or cut back on your budget.

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«The archdiocese is confidently hopeful that construction will recommence in the very near future and has been assured by Skanska... that they are looking forward to the rescinding of this temporary suspension to continue working together in cooperation with the archdiocese for the completion of the building project,» the statement read.

Very recently a new version has been undertaken by American scholars and the New Testament was published in 1946 as The Revised Standard Version.71 The Old Testament is nearing completion.

After what will have been a very happy and productive 11 years as leader, the tasks I set myself to achieve for the party are now nearing completion.

It's been in the works for ages now, but looks to be nearing completion, and given Folman's success last time, if the film's ready, we'd be very surprised if it didn't turn up on the Croisette.

The quality is near perfect, the completion of printing and shipment were very fast.

The best news is that this title is nearing completion and we should see its final release very soon on PC and Xbox One!

The game's development was the subject of intense internet scrutiny from a very early stage after it won two awards at the 2008 Independent Games Festival, despite not being anywhere near completion.

Dr. Hirsch would be interested to learn that the rigorous French licensing regime is very successfully nearing completion.

When Reston Town Center was nearing completion in 1990, Kenneth P. Wong, senior development manager for the project, told the Washington Post: «The idea of a downtown in the suburbs was something that no one really had a grip on; it's a very complicated proposition that needed a long [research and development] gestation period.»