Sentence examples for had hardly ended from inspiring English sources
But the remarks, though warmly received, did little to satisfy Democrats' complaints about the ill treatment they say they suffer at the hands of Republicans, and it was clear within minutes that the fracas had hardly ended.
The half-century commemorations had hardly ended, however, when, on 13 July 2004, another legal decision named Brown had the opposite effect on another group of students.
On the ensuing St .Paul drive, defensive back Raul Castillo broke up a pass and Anderson grabbed the deflection and busted loose of two tackles, returning the ball 13 yards to set up the Golden Knights offense at the St. Paul 13. Two plays later, De Los Santos rumbled 13 yards for a touchdown and at 24-3 with 5 55 to go in the third, the rout was on, but the scoring surge had hardly ended.
Yet the move has hardly ended the furor swirling around the university's admissions policies.
And a person's absence of agency over his or her concentration of melanin has hardly ended all discrimination against blacks.
And the violence, while sharply down, has hardly ended: One in four reported that car bombs or suicide attacks had occurred near them in the last six months.
Deep breath The Apple event has hardly ended and already we're knee deep in correspondences from CTIA.
Moammar Kadafi's 42-year rule may be over, or nearly so, but Libya's problems have hardly ended.
Avoiding the wooden spoon was their priority, not denying England the title, and they had hardly given up at the end against Ireland with Stuart Hogg denied a try by Jamie Heaslip's pertinacity.
Tricks had hardly advanced.
