Sentence examples for barely evaporated from inspiring English sources
In 1988, the tear gas from civil unrest had barely evaporated in Seoul when the Summer Games began, but the success of those Games helped bring a new era to South Korea.
"It just totally evaporated".
But the intensity the Devils employed in the early stages evaporated, and they barely held on for a 4-3 victoverover the Florida Panthers tonight at Continental Arena.
In part, our impatience with people blowing on their travel trumpets is born of envy – who, after all, wants to hear about someone else's hedonistic escapades while their own six months has evaporated in a barely remembered routine of workplace drudgery and escapist binge-drinking?
After a brief exchange, the women were led back into the street, and the protest evaporated, only to reassemble barely an hour later, with even greater vehemence.
Even the brief glow of popularity the elder Bush gained from his 1990-1991 wagainstnSaddamdam evaporated so quickly that, by the time he geared up for his reelection campaign barely a year later, it was gone.
Any frustration Murray was feeling quickly evaporated as he began the fourth set strongly, another sign of a focus that has barely wavered all fortnight.
He is not seeking re-election, his approval ratings can barely go any lower, and any hopes for legacy-polishing bipartisan co-operation with Congress seem to have evaporated.
