Sentence examples for had barely ended from inspiring English sources

Services had barely ended when Mr. Yassky's campaign fired back.

Although war had barely ended, it was not to be spoken of on the café's walls.

At the time Picasso painted Stein, the Victorian age had barely ended.

"Scotch Symphony" had barely ended when the dancers onstage burst into applause.

As a military strategist, he viewed the world and its threats as if the cold war had barely ended.

The war had barely ended when Belgian refugees began returning, hoping to farm the rich Flanders fields.

In some cases, the song has barely ended before the next has begun.

Federal elections have barely ended when we start discussing the next election and prospective candidates.

The summer has barely ended, but President Bush and his Congressional allies are already frantically rewriting their script for the fall.

I had just ended a relationship and was barely functioning.

That mood of feckless extravagance was out-of-step with Britain in the early Sixties, where wartime austerity measures and rationing had barely ceased (the latter only ended in 1954).