Sentence examples for barely anywhere from inspiring English sources

On a summer Saturday, there was barely anywhere to sit on the beach.

These kids had managed to flee the war zone but now they had nowhere to run and barely anywhere even to stretch their legs.

These days there is barely anywhere in the British Isles where the dawn chorus can be recorded without some extraneous noise spoiling it.

Although the room starts to feel like a pressure cooker at times, and the staff occasionally betrays a note of mild desperation (there's barely anywhere for them to stand), for the most part, they keep it together, because, as one lovely waitress said, "There's no crying in baseball".

And just like that, the Tea Party is barely anywhere to be found.

There's no peace, no quiet, hardly anywhere to rest, bus stop seats upon which you can barely fit a quarter of your bum, and hardly any lavatories.

Audiences barely saw it - the film was screened at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts, and hardly anywhere else.

I buried myself in Neopets when I barely belonged anywhere else.

An arrangement that would be barely noticeable anywhere else in Europe, it was a startling new fashion in the dour and gritty unaccommodating politics of Northern Ireland.

They can barely go anywhere these days without getting mobbed by amateur bakers asking for advice on the moistness of their lemon drizzle cake.

His decade in Africa in the 1960s made him feel "in more vainglorious moments" that he was a black-Africa buff and an old Kalahari hand, but he approached the place humbly: at his school at Shashe River he dug fields and scrubbed latrines with the rest.Perhaps his biggest innovation there was a course in development studies, which was then barely taught anywhere.