Sentence examples for could hardly ever from inspiring English sources

Executives could hardly ever monetize these awards before retirement if they did not have this safe harbor.

Fine, but I could hardly ever get the sliders to move.

Are new sports facilities – Exeter's could hardly ever have been described as bog-standard in the first place – the university's priority?

To take the last point first, these performances are thrilling on a recording in a way they could hardly ever be live, because the recordings can be played loudly.

I tried taking photographs through the windscreen, but at that time I was using film, and I could hardly ever get the right light effect to make the pictures work.

My wife and I lived practically across the street from Tea & Sympathy for four years, but we could hardly ever elbow our way in; thank God for their often spookily deserted take-out counter.

The zine is exactly what its title promises: Kids from some town fucking around, inventing questionable hairdos, skaters wearing bulky high-tops not made for skateboarding, posing for photos that made it look like they could pull of tricks they couldn't, hardly ever getting laid, eating fast food, and searching for Animal Chin.

He became Guy and we could hardly remember ever calling him anything else".

And he was looking in from the outside in other ways, being in the business of telling people where they could go but hardly ever getting out himself.

One could hardly believe Obama would ever say it.

Mr. Stopol explained that he could hardly believe he had ever served in the military; he had locked away that part of his life.