Sentence examples for barely part from inspiring English sources

(At 36, Mr. Shelton is not an upstart, but he's only barely part of the firmament).

("Free Huey!" is still, just barely, part of the national nomenclature).

Except for just after the most visible tragedies, public health and welfare are barely part of the daily conversation.

Two months ago, Albert Costa of Spain could barely part the crowd that greeted him at the airport terminal in Barcelona after he won the French Open.

It produced generations of deeply conservative poor whites, steeped in jingoistic patriotism and fundamentalist religion, who regarded the surrounding black population as barely part of the human race.

Both the old City and the new are self-governing islands of wealth: not only not part of the UK but barely part of London.

Tch, try having a manager who has barely parted company with £100m in the past four transfer windows, the tightwad.

Mr. Shannon's graven face, which looks carved from hard stone, registers little feeling as Carter spits questions and exhortations at Vinnie through barely parted lips.

"Been two or three years and I haven't worked since," said Bubby, 40, a shy, beefy man who barely parts his lips to talk.

You've barely parted with €50 and she will say something like, "For €100 ($150), you can have a really nice time".

You've barely parted with €50 and she will say something like, "For €100, you can have a really nice time".