Examples of using When almost in English and their translations into Spanish
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When almost whipped add the Yopol.
Fixed Biogas silos when almost empty(1.3).
When almost cooked, add the thyme and all the vegetables, peeled, washed and whole.
Add a little bit of white wine when almost done.
Easy to say when almost everything has been invented.
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If one prefers a more uplifting buzz from the buds,they should be harvested when almost all trichomes are milky with some still being clear.
When almost one billion people are living below the poverty line, it is clearly essential to increase levels of economic growth and the volume of trade between countries.
It was during an autumn, when almost by chance, I found it.
When almost getting abducted, the two remaining members hit their white flags on the ground causing a display of blue energy, which ends up striking the spaceship on both sides.
We are living in an age when almost everything is superficial.
Today, more than 5 million people in the developing world have access to antiretroviral treatment, when almost no one had access to this treatment 10 years ago.
The F-FDTL's problems came to a head in 2006 when almost half the force was dismissed following protests over discrimination and poor conditions.
In this model ice giants-Uranus andNeptune-are failed cores that began gas accretion too late, when almost all gas had already disappeared.
An idea fully appreciated by the Muslims when almost 1,000 years later, they conquered the city and turned the largest cathedral in Christendom into a mosque.
But I feel it in my bones, having been a witness over a period of time when nobody thought that there were limits to what you could put in and take out of the ocean,to now when almost everybody gets it that there's some problems, and maybe we need to do something.
Nissan bet heavily on the electric vehicle in 2010, when almost no major manufacturer was on it, aiming to produce 100% electric cars for the big market.
Poverty rates in Iraq are estimated to have worsened since 1999, when almost one third of the population was already below the poverty line.
The mentioned consensus is a challenge when almost every country, large and small, seems to advocate fair, if not free, trade, but at the same time we see an increasing number of restrictive measures.
For example, in Chile in 2010, about 64 thousand persons received temporary permits; however,two years later, when almost all would be eligible to apply and receive permanent residence, only 27 thousand did so.
He does not bother to tell the reader that when almost any protein is injected under our skin or in our veins, our immune system will develop antibodies to it.
These‘natural accidents' that seem like the footprints of a giant, are circular andoriginated 80 million years ago, when almost the whole province was covered by the Thetis Sea, which is the modern-day Mediterranean.
In China during the time of the great Cultural Revolution- when almost all western music was prohibited- the 9th symphony was accepted. It was allowed to play it as a piece of progressive bourgeois music.
An incredible minutia, when almost 3 million people voted.
In his factory, he had an integrated working force when almost no industrial operation in the whole of the country had that.
She, however, made a submission in writing on 18 April 1994, when almost all the evidence had been heard and no new allegations could be made.
Highly skewed distributions can also be problematic when almost all students give the same response for example, all students report no heroin use.
Hipper immediately turned his battlecruisers towards the gunfire, when, almost simultaneously, Stralsund spotted a large amount of smoke to the northwest of her position.
For example, he wished to know how it was possible to have an independent judiciary when almost all judges were affiliated with the ruling party and were therefore subject to party disciplinary measures.
However, its attempt to reduce social benefits suffered a crushing defeat in early March when almost three-quarters of the voters rejected cuts in the pension system in a referendum initiated by the trade unions.
His blatant disregard for the democratic choice of the people catalyzed a nonviolent revolution culminating on October 5, when almost a million people came to Belgrade to fight for their votes and victory, Milosevic conceded his defeat and stepped down.