Sentence examples for virtually grew from inspiring English sources

Jones, a career amateur from Atlanta, virtually grew up at Merion.

John saw the Hoylake course established and virtually grew up on it, passing his passion down to young Errie.

He virtually grew up in the rental car business, working at Budget through high school and college.

Woods grew up a 90-minute drive from this jewel of a municipal course just north of San Diego, but his rival virtually grew up on it.

He traces Fassbinder's primal cinephilia (as a child, he virtually grew up in movie theatres), explains that Fassbinder was twice rejected from Munich's film school, and observes Fassbinder describing the theatre company that he founded in his early twenties, the "Anti-Theater," as both a substitute for movies and a useful practical preparation for making them.

Between 1956 and 2004 real per capita GDP, only grew at an annual rate of less than 1%; if we consider the figures in the aftermath of the 2001 macroeconomic crisis, the average income did not virtually grew in the 30 years following 1973.

She has also virtually grown up on tour, having spent nearly every summer since birth traveling with the Allman Brothers.

"They don't agree with divorce," he says, "and then the gay thing – I'm virtually growing horns out the top of my head in their eyes".

Excluding its acquisitions over the last year, however, BP's oil and gas production was virtually unchanged, growing around 2percentt from the fourth quarter of last year.

According to BookStats, a survey conducted by two major trade groups that was released in August, net sales revenue for religious books and Bibles was virtually flat, growing 0.5 percent from 2008 to 2010.

My friend Einar is a native of Iceland, the place where virtually nothing grows, but the people make do.