Sentence examples for virtually everyone knows from inspiring English sources
He knows as well as anyone – and virtually everyone knows – that the origins of the war are a source of endless debate.
Two names barely anyone has heard of crafted individual brands virtually everyone knows.
Possible reasons: (a) virtually everyone knows about the signals generated by moving-average systems and it's easy enough for a PC-based investor to find out for himself); and (b) low-commission vehicles now exist that enable small investors to act on the information.
That's because virtually everyone knows someone who worked at a factory that closed.
They found that virtually everyone knew about the practice, many were ashamed of it and most people knew someone personally who had been affected by it.
"Virtually everyone knew Ed Hanna and he was on 78 r.p.m.'s when the rest of the city was at 33 1/3," said John Zogby, a political pollster and a Utica native.
At the time of Lehmberg's arrest, virtually everyone knew that she would plead guilty to misdemeanor charges.
As Nancy Armstrong writes in her seminal work on this genre, Desire and Domestic Fiction (1987): "so popular did these books become that by the second half of the eighteenth century virtually everyone knew the ideal of womanhood they proposed".
"Almost everyone knows everyone.
He says virtually everyone now knows someone who has lost a job: 'Ten years ago, anybody being made redundant was a shock.
As for the hero of "Hurricane Carleyville," he has managed to alienate virtually everyone he knows, from the girlfriend he just broke up with to the friend whose money he lost in a failed vitamin business.
