Sentence examples for barely died from inspiring English sources

The cacophony which greeted this goal had barely died when Rotherham drew level.

It was Edward Watson's night - and the buzz he created has barely died down.

The cheers from the crowd of 7,771 at Arrowhead Pond had barely died down when Jovtchev, the next competitor, matched that score.

That controversy had barely died down before Spurs forward Stephen Jackson was individually fined for trying to start a feud in 140 characters or less.

THE rapturous ovations that greeted Tony Blair's speech last week to both houses of America's Congress had barely died down before Britain's prime minister was cast low by a shocking development in the war.

And the guffaws barely died down when the expert, Steven Emerson, offered an unconditional apology for slurring the "beautiful city" of Birmingham: a claim which even its most loyal residents would hesitate to make.

And this drunkalogue has other things to recommend it; to my knowledge, no other addict-alcoholics can claim to have filched George Harrison's wife or escaped — barely — dying in a helicopter crash with Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Someone I had barely mentioned died.

General Juan Domingo Perón, who returned to Argentina from a long exile barely a year ago, died last night in Buenos Aires.

He died barely two years later.

He was found 18 hours later, barely alive, and died from the attack.