Teacher educators have "thrown their own field into disarray and done a great disservice to the teaching profession" (93), so get rid of schools of education and then American children will miraculously learn.
They have learned that Scully's baby is a miraculously special child and are afraid that it may be greater than them.
General Electric, we learned recently, had enormous profits in 2010 while miraculously owing almost no tax.
In the kitchen, I sang her my entire repertoire of lullabies: "You Are My Sunshine," "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," and a Mozart piece I'd learned as a child, whose lyrics in Bosnian I miraculously remembered.
When Peter Ha was little he had an advanced case of rickets that was cured, almost miraculously, when his mother told him that one day, if he learned to walk again, he would win the 2008 Weblog Awards for Best Technology Blog.
The Talmudic story is the famous one many of us learned in our childhood about the small cruse of oil miraculously lasting for eight days.
Still, did she assume the puppy would miraculously, on his own, learn house training behaviors and English?
Lapine and Sondheim have, through long experience, learned that the effects of even minor tweaks on a show can catastrophically – or, miraculously – affect its impact.
I learned how she'd seen patterns in concentration camp that allowed her time after time to miraculously escape "selection".
Around 398 B.C., a Greek traveller to India named Ctesias learned of a "wild ass" that could not be captured alive, and whose single, crimson-tipped horn miraculously cured disease when made into a drinking vessel.
