Sentence examples for After hardly from inspiring English sources

After hardly ever having attempted the shot in his career, James began deftly dropping in 12-foot running floaters over the outstretched arms of Roy Hibbert, the Pacers' 7-foot-2 center.

After hardly breaking a sweat against Etienne, the alleged Black Rhino, Tyson told Showtime: "I broke my back," then he mumbled something about a motorcycle accident several years ago.

It's centre-halves now – going down after hardly anything.

But Ernst left her after hardly more than a year for the beautiful young painter Dorothea Tanning.

They are shortchanged because the value of benefits under traditional plans spikes toward the end of one's working years, after hardly rising early on.

Enron, whose earnings per share nearly doubled between 1998 and last year after hardly budging between 1994 and 1998, is just one example.

That term, though, implies something coming after; here, hardly anything has come after.

The decision was, after all, hardly a surprise.

He is, after all, hardly alone; the field is full of neophytes.

Few victims survive for 5 years after diagnosis, hardly any live as long as 10 years.

With six children to look after, she hardly had the time.