Sentence examples for barely single from inspiring English sources

Greg Bishop Purdue opens with a terrible fumble and then let NFL-ready Mike Floyd waltz into the endzone in barely single coverage?

By Page 200, barely a single dramatic action has occurred in present time.

And cricket followers suffer all this with barely a single complaint.

Perhaps Margaret Thatcher did turn around the economy, but the good times lasted barely a single generation.

Marable's prose is efficient but blandly anonymous – there is barely a single striking or memorable phrase.

In 1987 he moved to Barcelona, succeeding the sacked Terry Venables, but lasted barely a single season, despite reviving the team.

Barely a single house was standing; they were all made of mud and they simply collapsed into the earth.

His affinity with the underdog, and his Welsh roots, led him to join the Liberals, who at the time were barely above single figures in the polls.

The stripper's sister, Min, and cousin, Jade, are barely literate single mothers who watch bizarre television talk shows and converse in monosyllabic curses.

However, in its entire 70 pages there's barely a single celebrity, with those faces that do appear squashed into the word search puzzle on page 54.

There are only glancing references to Waco and Ruby Ridge, and barely a single sentence on the bureau's Depression-era scramble to hunt down the likes of John Dillinger and Pretty Boy Floyd.