The King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh stands almost empty.
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The King Abdullah Financial City in Riyadh lies almost empty.
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As a result, the PDVSA piggy bank is almost empty.
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There was a time when San Francisco was almost empty.
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The restaurant was almost empty: Tova, me, and the waitress.
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By the time we visited, the bottle was almost empty.
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"Our nets are almost empty," a fisherman in Thailand said.
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The flight is almost empty as it takes off toward Louisiana.
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Hundreds of people dispersed within seconds, leaving the square almost empty.
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The Tapering Vapor was almost empty save for Andrew Taylor, the manager.
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If your iPhone's battery is almost empty, the flashlight may not work.
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Terminal 1 of Madrid's airport was also almost empty on Saturday morning.
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My backpack is almost empty, and my heart is filled with pride.
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Trains in Rome are almost empty as people are remaining at home.
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But over the border in San Diego, one shelter is almost empty.
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Electricity at the hospital is intermittent, and the pharmacy is almost empty.
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Stations around the country were almost empty, and some schools remained closed.
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It was still early for government employees, and the sidewalk was almost empty.
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They can almost empty and refill their entire lungs in a single breath.
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Many expensive restaurants in Beijing and Shanghai seemed almost empty in early December.
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OCHA said Maarat al-Numan and the surrounding countryside "are reportedly almost empty".
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Usually bustling with tourists, the famous Grand-Place square was almost empty Tuesday morning.
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On a pleasant spring day the streets are almost empty; many buildings are disused.
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It is a silent region, almost empty of birds and animals, tideless and still.
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She pours another glass of whiskey from the bottle, which is now almost empty.
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She has to deliver five minutes of material, midday, to an almost empty room.
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What happens: The scene opens on Nick Fury's office, which is empty – or almost empty.
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Keeping the circle button (PlayStation 4 controls) pressed until your stamina meter is almost empty.
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Foreign reserves are almost empty and the fiscal deficit stands at 12-15% of GDP.
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The dining room is almost empty, save for an American couple having an early dinner.
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In other parts of China, clinics that were once usually full are now almost empty.
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Autostrada del Sole and Milan's beltway, always busy, looked like highways in Utah: almost empty.
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Flights are almost empty [now], which was the whole point of the 2603-day quarantine.
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It is almost empty, with just a ground-down shimmering square of flesh-coloured dust.
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In Hamra, the commercial hub of west Beirut, electronics stores are almost empty despite deep discounts.
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When captain Sean gets back out there, he pulls his pots to find them almost empty.
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The train was almost empty, likely because the airport was still brand new at this point.
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So it is with Louise, who finds herself lecturing, at college, to an almost empty room.
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When he first arrived in the camp, the tents were almost empty aside from some blankets.
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Rocky Mount, North Carolina (CNN)The gymnasium at Nash Central High School is quiet and almost empty.
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You'll never be tormented by an almost empty jar again — you may even look forward to them.
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In the past week, the island's schools have been almost empty due to a bout of flu.
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Outside the tents, on a Sunday afternoon, the streets of downtown Newark were sunny and almost empty.
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I spun around, looking for the person who was doing it, but the platform was almost empty.
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At times the museum feels almost empty, like the tail end of some deeply eccentric yard sale.
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Like Mr. Chalacra decades before, Ms. Delgado crossed the border in 2018 with her pockets almost empty.
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The Rohingya Solidarity Organization had also set up a glass donation box, but it was almost empty.
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From his car, the streets appeared almost empty and, inside the local shopping mall, restaurants were closed.
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We found that Barneys wasted valuable space in its showrooms with elaborate sitting areas and almost-empty racks.
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The banks of the Charles were almost empty, and I had the chance to do some serious thinking.
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And now, as almost empty nesters with their daughter recently graduating from college, they are looking to downsize.
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Her fridge was almost empty, and I could see the bloom had worn off the relationship with Sean.
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Yet the room itself was almost empty: fewer than 20 people watched on as the sale reached its climax.
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On a CT scan before the surgery, the patient's chest appeared almost empty, as if the lungs had vanished.
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Mr. Clark, a regular business traveler, said that his flight was almost empty, and that both airports seemed quiet.
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By the time a delegation of Congressional Democrats arrived to tour the holding pen on Sunday, it was almost empty.
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Unfortunately, almost all of the fanfare from the daytime had dissipated and I was met with an almost-empty street.
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Once you've adapted to the album's austere, almost empty shape, behold a trickier, more imaginative listen than is initially evident.
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Only a few voters were seen casting ballots at other stations in the area and the streets were almost empty.
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The curious subreddit is dedicated to pictures of makeup and beauty products that are almost empty, or nearly used up.
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Sporting It was a foggy day in Chongqing, a metropolis in southwest China, and the driving range was almost empty.
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I hate clutter, so I try to end up with an almost empty fridge before we go grocery shopping again.
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Unlike its ancestors, Teyujagua were "small, generalist animals," Pinheiro said, "that had an almost empty world to colonize and diversify."
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The NPP's muted campaign is easily explained: it last formed a government eight years ago and its coffers are almost empty.
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As she predicted she arrived at the almost empty ballroom to find her groom waiting for her patiently at the altar.
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On an early Wednesday afternoon, the spacious restaurant located in a strip in the industrial city of Commerce is almost empty.
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"They're assuming that above 1,000 kilometers it's almost empty and we won't run into problems, but that's not the case," said Kessler.
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Shipping firms have immediately switched routes and now unload in Kenya, Mozambique or South Africa, leaving a once bustling harbour almost empty.
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With the world's cabinet of useful antibiotics almost empty, scientists are rushing to discover replacements in a diverse set of natural resources.
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Outside the Donut Palace, usually busy, now almost empty, the police had placed small numbered cones marking blood spots from the carnage.
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Three and a half months later, theaters in Pakistan are almost empty again and their owners are now considering laying off employees.
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The doorman had very little to do since the building was almost empty, so he got to know him through long interactions.
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A pallet of face masks, which had been full at the beginning of the day, was almost empty by 1:30 pm.
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The past came up again on the patio of an almost-empty restaurant overlooking the harbor, where we were having a late lunch.
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"The streets are almost empty, deserted," he said, adding that most were heading for Sanaa, Raymah and Wusab, in Houthi-controlled areas inland.
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The sprawling departure area at Heathrow Terminal 5 was almost empty, with only a handful of BA flights set to leave on Monday.
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I open my mouth to say something to him, but the redhead signals that it's O.K. and gives him her almost empty cup.
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By nightfall, during a lull in the fighting, the streets in parts of Gaza City were almost empty, with many residents staying indoors.
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By the time he left for the party with Mark Kramer, a Navy-veteran friend who dropped by, the bottle was almost empty.
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He looked around and discovered that the room was almost empty; alone in the far corner sat a little girl, holding a baby.
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There are slow pans across the gray walls of Soviet-style housing units and lovely images of fall foliage in almost empty parks.
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I don't eat much before going because I like to run a lot, and running on almost empty makes the run easier for me.
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If that's the case and the iPhone isn't charging, you'll see a familiar icon on the screen — an almost empty battery and a charger.
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The stands were almost empty, though — although the Brewers opened the gates early for fans holding tickets to an afternoon game, few showed up.
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By design, the Link has no flat surfaces on which you can leave, say, an almost-empty Pabst bottle in a wrinkled paper bag.
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Bottles of junmai daiginjo and junmai ginjo seemed to almost empty themselves, but thankfully I was with a group that always knew what to order.
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Incomprehensibly, for modern Russian politicians, Mr Gorbachev emerged from his presidency almost empty-handed; he would earn money advertising Pizza Hut and Louis Vuitton handbags.
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The attack, claimed by the militant group al Shabaab, occurred shortly before Friday prayers, when the base was almost empty, Major Abdullahi Ise told Reuters.
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He's saved an unfathomable amount of files and stuff—and yet, his room is almost empty save for the stuff he's actively scanning and ingesting.
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In some parts of China, the Catholic populations of entire counties attend underground churches, and the party-controlled churches stand almost empty, their clergy ignored.
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In the wee hours, our alarms went off, sending us into the blackness with our almost empty suitcases to the gate of the apartment complex.
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BOVINGDON, England — "I've never done a mouse decapitation before," the actor Johnny Harris said, standing before a canopied bed in a gloomy, almost empty room.
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Blanchett's delicious Jack Kirby drag queen Hela is underused, too often left to deliver dramatic villain speeches solo before faceless crowds and almost-empty halls.
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Albright's side is almost empty, aside from a space heater and three suitcases he keeps at the ready as go-bags for his next international lecture.
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The Post-Crescent reported the teen's feeding tube was almost empty when police discovered her body, while six boxes of formula were found outside the home.
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Now, four-lane highways — still almost empty of vehicles — snake across the desert while power and water lines have been laid across scores of square kilometers.
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The game resumed Wednesday in a cavernous, but almost empty, N.F.L. stadium, closed to the public except for several hundred family and friends of the players.
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The last room, away from the hustle and bustle, is quiet and almost empty except for two men working on their computers at separate desks - developers.
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Down a slope, just beyond the cloister, is a small museum, built six years ago with the help of the French government, but it is almost empty.
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But Haase played a bit tighter in the second set and it was enough to unsettle Zverev, who never threatened again in an almost empty AccorHotels Arena.
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During the Amy Winehouse documentary, in an almost empty theater, an open-mouthed eater sat right behind me and somehow stretched his box of popcorn over two hours.
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Looking outside at the bustling streets of Times Square now from the windows of this quiet, almost-empty building made me feel like, inside, time was standing still.
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"Our nets are almost empty," said Buorot Chaokhao, who has fished the Mekong's waters in Nong Khai, just across the riverine border from Laos, for nearly five decades.
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Dandong's main truckyard was almost empty at mid-morning last Wednesday, a far cry from just a few months ago when trucks queued for hours to cross the bridge.
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The streets of Ho Chi Minh City (or at least what I have seen) are almost empty and the few people that are outside are probably wearing face masks.
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The software has the potential to detect things like when a guest's drink is almost empty, he says as an example, and prompt servers to offer them a refill.
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The restaurant is outside the city center in a university neighborhood and it quickly becomes clear that paella is more a lunch thing here because the restaurant is almost empty.
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St. Peter's Square, a large famous plaza located right in front of the Vatican, is almost empty on March 29, 2020 as Pope Francis prepares to live stream a prayer.
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Each morning leading up to my show, very early when the park is almost empty, I go for a walk, with no precise directions — even if it's dark, raining or cold.
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Some days the museum is almost empty as it was when I visited, except for a few teenagers and three men from Diyala Province, who had come on their day off.
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Von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, said the suspension of the rule would do away with "ghost flights" where airlines fly almost empty planes simply to keep their slots.
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Von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, said the suspension of the rule would do away with "ghost flights" where airlines fly almost empty planes simply to keep their slots.
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Sacramento protests The Sacramento Kings beat the Atlanta Hawks in an NBA game, but they did it in front of an almost-empty arena, after Black Lives Matter protests blocked entrances.
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But where the Rift was appearing in an almost empty market, the Vive got a significant head start on motion controls, and SteamVR added official support for Touch controllers back in June.
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But Zetterberg got a hold of the puck in the neutral zone and lobbed a shot at the almost-empty net but Miller made a glove save while diving to his right.
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"It's an almost empty street during the day, but during lunchtime all the office clerks rush out of their office buildings to get snacks, and then go back in," Mr. Ponomarev said.
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On the other hand, a petrol-powered vehicle that starts with a full tank and ends with an (almost) empty one must carry on average only half the weight of a full tank.
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That feeling seems to dissipate with the knowledge that women were traditionally kept away from the sea, their mere presence on a boat unlucky and the great sea epics almost empty of them.
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"We are ready to work but we are waiting for orders," said a bored-looking senior manager, sitting in a spacious office with an almost empty desk and a phone that never rings.
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It was early summer, and the community center was almost empty; the children's camp had been dismissed hours earlier, and in the silence the clustered chords seemed dense and significant, like church bells.
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There could be cigarette butts in the almost-empty wine glasses out on the deck, and beer bottles toppled by the chairs on the lawn, next to the fire pit black and sooty.
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It helps that there are lots of almost empty container ships sailing back to Asia after unloading consumer goods in Europe and America: they will usually carry secondhand paper and plastic for a song.
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De Silva: If you come towards the end of the cruise, this box will be almost empty with a few fruits that are needed for two more days, which we keep as backup stock.
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When Sean Spicer, then the president's press secretary, appeared in the almost-empty briefing room to announce the news, Mr. Shear sent an email to The Times's Washington bureau from his phone: Comey fired.
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The Des Moines International Airport is almost empty at 3:30 in the morning on July 21, save for two women and a 13-year-old boy, lugging overpacked suitcases through the departures terminal.
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Just like in past games, dating back all the way to the NES original, the world is made up of a series of large spaces that are almost empty, save for the monsters you have to fight.
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The report had found "very restrictive" conditions for people being held there, he said, adding he had visited a number of other facilities where children could be accommodated with their families, which he said were almost empty.
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The new mom, who welcomed her baby girl with husband Ian Somerhalder on July 25, shared a photo to Instagram Thursday, showing an almost-empty jar of capsules as the Twilight alum looks on in mock horror.
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But as he heads into the general election in November, his campaign's bank account is almost empty (for a presidential candidate) — he has just $1.3 million on hand, nearly 40 times less than presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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There is a surreal painting set in Mexico, in an almost-empty club, where a man nods off at a table and a woman has abandoned her glass, and her clothing, to take a turn playing the piano.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A senior U.N. human rights official urged Hungary on Wednesday to move asylum-seeking families held in "prison-like" transit zones on the Serbian border to other facilities in Hungary that he said are almost empty.
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"We have modeled the entire history of a molecular cloud, from almost-empty space, to forming stars, undergoing feedback effects from those stars and eventually forming into the shape of the Rosette Nebula we see today," Wareing said.
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The decision, read late at night in an almost empty court chamber, raised the prospect of a repeat of the violence that erupted with the announcement earlier this month of Bongo's narrow victory over Jean Ping in the Aug.
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The Arthur Ashe stadium was almost empty when pre-tournament favorite Garbine Muguruza opened her campaign in round one on Monday, and former men's champion Marin Cilic had only a few more spectators to entertain in the following match.
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Whether it's a quick fix for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, or a random way to use up an almost-empty jar of peanut butter, we're always game to learn tricks that will make our lives just a little easier.
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Houston's offense, which had been so dynamic in Game 1, was almost empty behind Harden, with Chris Paul limited to 13 points and the Rockets getting far less from role players like Trevor Ariza, P.J. Tucker and Eric Gordon.
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Furthermore, if things were really even worse in other departments, that would mean something like 80% or more of the factory would be out on injury, production would drop to virtually nothing and the parking lot would be almost empty.
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Speaking of whiskey, Jess expertly turns a phrase from On the Waterfront by telling Rory she's still a contender, and he does it while making me want to forsake my human life to become an almost-empty vessel for holding beverages.
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JERUSALEM, March 22 (Reuters) - Religious chants echoed on Sunday through almost empty prayer chambers and passageways in Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre, with coronavirus precautions limiting attendance at the place revered as the site of Jesus's crucifixion and burial.
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" Trump didn't accept: "@daveweigel of the Washington Post just admitted that his picture was a FAKE (fraud?) showing an almost empty arena last night for my speech in Pensacola when, in fact, he knew the arena was packed (as shown also on T.V.).
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"Passenger demand for air travel has dramatically fallen due to COVID-19 and in some instances we are being forced to fly almost empty planes or lose our valuable slots," Shai Weiss, CEO of Virgin Atlantic, told CNBC via email on Tuesday.
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However, given the strained fiscal positions of many African governments, which are still heavily reliant on external debt financing, the central banks are unlikely to receive a great deal of fiscal support, and the monetary policy barrel is almost empty in many states.
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"Shops are almost empty from food, prices of bread are soaring, there is no fuel, electricity has become rare and expensive," said Dr. Omar Abu al-Ezz, who works at a hospital in rebel-held Aleppo that is supported by the Syrian American Medical Society.
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The second, which seems almost empty at first, contains two large vitrines of ephemera that show off Ms. Lawler's gifts for graphic design and for language, with displays of everything from matchbook covers and napkins to exhibition announcements and art books that she photo-edited.
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The last time I took a good look at Notre-Dame was on a cold, rainy, early morning this past winter when I took the almost-empty Metro to the Prefecture de Police, Paris's main police station, to collect my new 10-year residence card, my third.
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The come-of-age church is, in the West, literally a dying church: As the French philosopher Pierre Manent noted, the scene of Father Hamel's murder — "an almost empty church, two parishioners, three nuns, a very old priest" — vividly illustrates the condition of the faith in Western Europe.
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By contrast, the younger Bush had evaded serious duty during Vietnam with a coveted slot in the Texas Air National Guard, owned an almost empty list of accomplishments in the private sector, and had served without great distinction as Governor of Texas for six years prior to the 2000 election.
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OPYTNOE POLE, Russia — Perched in the cabin of a clunky Russian tractor, Li Chengbin, a 235-year-old peasant farmer from China, drove round and round in ever widening circles, plowing a field to get it ready for planting — and rejoicing at the opportunities offered by untamed lands in the Russian Far East almost empty of people.
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Sharyn, via email Dear Heloise: When I want to make a peanut butter sandwich and the jar is almost empty, I break a piece of bread up into 1-inch or less square pieces and one at a time put them in the jar and squeeze them against the side or bottom with a knife or spoon.
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