Sentence examples for barely a game from inspiring English sources

On this last point, it's barely a game, so avidly are they ignored elsewhere.

The second half is in some ways barely a game at all.

There is barely a game when players do not surround the referee, questioning a decision or hurling abuse.

It's barely even a game any more.

So why would something that could barely power a game of Pong be worth so much?

The 30-year-old has barely played a game since being forced to undergo operations on both knees to cure a debilitating tendinitis problem.

Up to Christmas they had barely won a game, slumped to second from bottom of the Premiership and limped out of Europe.

"I took over the Australian team for the 1995 World Cup and we barely had a game in two years," Sermanni said.

He had barely missed a game in the previous season when Liverpool won three cups — the English FA and League Cups, and the UEFA Cup in a tumultuous final, 5-4, againsthehe Spanish club Alavés.

Mr Alder, who was known to many Magpies supporters as "the Undertaker" because of his distinctive matchday dress, had barely missed a game home and away in almost 50 years following the club.

Borna Coric is a tremendous young player, but he was taken to 9-7 in the fifth in the first round against Sergiy Stakhovsky and that must have taken a lot out of him as he then lost to Andreas Seppi in five sets, barely winning a game in the forth and fifth.