Sentence examples for barely learned from inspiring English sources

Hannah Pool has barely learned to drive a car, let alone carry out repairs.

When you're that tall and you're in that body and you've just barely learned how to lift weights, it's hard.

What's more, it's clear our elected officials seem to have barely learned anything from the Iraq war despite all this.

People thought Matthew was shy, but in fact he has barely learned how to speak and can walk only with great difficulty.

We had barely learned of the attack before talking heads began to expound on Middle East policies and the words administration officials used, or should have used, to uphold our national dignity.

The scandal at the 92nd Street Y Nursery School — an institution that anxious plutocratic parents in New York City believe will facilitate their progeny's acceptance to Harvard and teach toddler barons social-climbing skills when they have barely learned to walk — is a reminder of how far a C.E.O. will go to keep a valued employee happy.

"The kids barely learn anything," a former social worker reported from Arizona.

We barely learn how to pronounce the name of a Russian shot-putter or a Greek weight lifter, then we hear the massive click of a medal going back into the box.

The local commerce industry as represented by daily deal sites like Groupon and LivingSocial is still barely learning to walk, even though Groupon has 10,000 employees and LivingSocial has 5,000.

"The kids barely learn anything; they're watching number videos, listening to reggaeton and coloring," Davidson said.

Rachel Cusk's Outline and Transit are helmed by a deadpan listener whose name we barely learn, and the books consist almost entirely of the narratives of other people.