Sentence examples for nearly learned from inspiring English sources

It was a dreadful, dreadful time (at one point, due to the sheer onslaught of reports, I very nearly learned the name of a football manager).

A miscalculation by a rider about how much energy he has left can be disastrous, as Armstrong nearly learned in 2000, when on the 16th stage he failed to eat before the Tour's last big climb.

4 capability nearly learned: Can begin using it next turn.

He dodged British warships on the way, but when nearly there learned that Pondicherry was under British siege.

In a survey released 18 months ago, AT&T found that among 1,175 parents the company interviewed, nearly half learned how to text-message from their children.

The father, then nearly 40, learned he had been adopted, that his birth father was Jewish, his birth mother an African-American acquaintance of the family.

There is so much misinformation and so many stereotypes around autism because we nearly always learn about autism from others instead of going straight to the source and learning about autism from autistic adults.

Impressed by an essay about lessons learned from nearly a decade playing Magic, the group awarded this year's sole new scholarship to Isaac Goldstein, a rising sophomore studying math at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore.

The Exodus story provides an allegory of oppression and redemption, while it illuminates his larger thesis about the Jews and America, one learned nearly half a century ago at the feet of his great predecessor at Commentary, Elliot E. Cohen.

In an unfortunately phrased expression of sentiment that comes across as heartfelt, Foster tells the boy's mother, Hecuba Louise Beaverss): I learned nearly everything I know about music from you people… Music is for lettin' out of you the things that you feel but can't quite say.

We've learned nearly everything we know about Alzheimer's in just the last 15 years.