nearest

IPA: nˈɪrʌst

Examples of "nearest" in Sentences

Keep America safe; dispose of Teatards in nearest dumpster.
So I called the nearest police station to Utøya, in Hønefoss.
King who serves, and is nearest of kin to us, is also _nearest of kin to
She said she called the nearest hospital a few hours after he was taken away.
The phrase nearest and dearest carried him back in time and reminded him of the deer.
A vote was passed in town meeting that the new Church should be located "on the nearest convenientest spot to the centre," but the words _nearest, convenientest_, were a cause of furious contention.
For them to miss out on the title nearest challengers Glamorgan have to win their final two games against Surrey and Derbyshire, and even then Sussex would only need three points from their remaining match at Worcester next week to be crowned champions.
For Surrey to miss out on the title nearest challengers Glamorgan have to win their final two games against Surrey and Derbyshire, and even then Sussex would only need three points from their remaining match at Worcester next week to be crowned champions.
This was despite the fact that the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, made clear in March last year that unaccompanied children who arrived in Britain "should be referred to the nearest local authority on arrival to ensure that they receive the same standard of care and support as any other child in need".