Sentence examples for barely getting used from inspiring English sources

They were barely getting used to playing together when they beat the Bryans, in Hamburg, early in 2008, and then went on to capture Wimbledon.

We're barely getting used to Kobe and Allen and Vince, barely getting to know them as genuine competitors in the playoffs.

My mouth is barely getting used to flavors again.

MONIQUE: At first it was difficult, and I'm still barely getting used to it.

"You live life one way for, what, thirty years, you've just finally, barely gotten used to the way life is and then bam!" Linda swiped her finger against Lila's wailing mouth.

And I remember being outraged by the slowness of dial-up, which only seems notable now because I had barely gotten used to Internet speed at all back then.

But, if you are able to, just keep the possessions and unnecessary things that barely get used to a minimum.

One that barely even got used after I realised that all my intimate messages of love had to be relayed via a bored-sounding Wolverhampton-based call centre worker who audibly hated his job, his life and me.

Europe has had barely 10 years so far, if you count the last bubble, to get used to this.

Most of his narrators are working-class nonheroes: barely getting by and used to being scorned or ignored (particularly by the women they love), but stubborn.

The Lumineers, by contrast, stay sparse, barely getting around to using an electric guitar on "The Lumineers".