Sentence examples for virtually happened from inspiring English sources

If you're to squeeze out virtually all the technical subjects up to the age of 16, which has virtually happened, well, you're not going to know what else you might have been good at".

It virtually never happened.

The odd thing about the "public and / or chronic scenes" that Sylvia made, Merwin writes, is that "from the point of view of dramatic action virtually nothing happened.

The abuse had gone on for a year, and "during that time, virtually everything happened," Mr. Rolfe, now 43, a writer and editor, said in an interview.

The Fourth Plenum of the Party's 17th Central Committee ended on Sept. 18, and the big news is that virtually nothing happened during the four-day meeting of 357 top party members in Beijing.

"Over 30 years, that has virtually never happened," he stressed.

The shift to living virtually has happened so quickly and so pervasively, that we have hardly had time to adjust to all the implications.

Virtually nothing happens in "Oedipus Rex".

The result is a bildungsroman in which virtually nothing happens to the protagonist except that, with the passing of years — "It was as if the times blew through our house like a wind" — Homer grows harder of hearing, and succumbs ever more passively to his older brother Langley's paranoia and predilection for compulsive hoarding.

The second CD is devoted to a concept piece called A Sky of Honey in which virtually nothing happens, albeit very beautifully, with delicious string arrangements, hymnal piano chords, joyous choruses and bursts of flamenco guitar: the sun comes up, birds sing, Bush watches a pavement artist at work, it rains, Bush has a moonlight swim and watches the sun come up again.

Anyone can make virtually anything happen in this country.