Sentence examples for Almost stayed on from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, Skidmore seems to fancy himself as a historian – he almost stayed on at Oxford for a PhD, and writes biographies of Tudor royals in his spare time.

Owen Carroll dropped out of the news after that, but Caldwell stayed on; almost every one knows that for 30 of the 32 years that remained to him after graduation he was a football head coach, and a fine one.

Owen Carroll dropped out of the news after that, but Caldwell stayed on; almost every one knows that for 30 of the 32 years that remained to him after graduation he was a football head coach, and a fine one... View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

To date almost three-fifths have stayed on after their two-year stint, which means that retention of teachers is almost as good as with traditional routes into the classroom.Around 40,000 people train to teach each year in England.

About the fourth time he came back on, he stayed on for almost an hour.

But the pope, a frail 85, stayed on for almost eight years, Mr. Vian said.

But as I walked across Green Park, I could hear cheers of thousands of people who had stayed on for almost an hour after the medal-winners had passed.

The finca I stayed on was almost self-sufficient.

Illamasqua's almost black version was dark and thick and stayed on after a yoghurt.

He almost stayed home from the two-day conference on the Mechanism that the group put on, in early December.

The young men's hats almost always stayed on.