Sentence examples for and told almost from inspiring English sources

She remained healthy and working, and told almost no one about her illness.

When his uncle was imprisoned for drug-dealing, Mr. Ruiz was shamed and told almost no one.

For me, more often than not, a true vacation means that I have fled to the country and told almost no one where I'm going.

We should remember that it was not so long ago that a woman who received a diagnosis of breast cancer in the United States felt that it was a stigma and told almost no one.

Security officials say General Hassan returned to Lebanon from Europe the night before he was killed but traveled under a false name and told almost no one he was in Beirut.

In October, News Digital Media dismissed about 20percentt of its New York news staff members and told almost all of its sports staff members to move to Los Angeles or lose their jobs.

This balance of success and failure is the loose theme of Charlotte Chandler's "Nobody's Perfect," which draws from conversations Chandler had with Wilder and those who knew him, and is told almost entirely in Wilder's own words.

Browder could be a very private person, and he told almost nobody about meeting O'Donnell or Jay Z.

He considered the bankruptcy "pretty shameful," he said, and had told almost no one about it, not even his family.

I moved to New Hampshire for a first job, at Dartmouth College, in 1975, and was told almost at once by a colleague in a hushed voice that Salinger lived nearby, in Cornish.

And we are told almost nothing about Magdy's faith, so that we can only guess at what's transpiring inside his head as he waivers between his secular friends and the Brotherhood.