Sentence examples for hardly and from inspiring English sources
The answers are hardly and of course.
In this study, the mean wave overtopping rate at hardly and partly reshaping berm breakwaters were investigated by means of small-scale physical model tests.
"Hardly, and that's a credit to the director and everyone that they didn't make me feel that way, because it could've easily felt that way".
(He also added, drolly, "It's the kind of picture in which the camera takes over. Of course, since critics are more concerned with the scenario, it won't necessarily get you the best notices….") The art still exists; the mass audience hardly and rarely exists anymore, not with small and often sparsely packed art houses, not with streaming video on portable devices.
"Hardly and we must also wait and see just how many of them will really be there on the grid for the first race of next season in Bahrain and how many will still be there at the end of 2010".
The case for optimism is hardly open-and-shut.
Hardly sugar and spice and all things nice.
I was hardly eating, and I felt weak and tired.
Our flotilla was hardly spare and rustic.
Barcelona is exciting, hardly "raffish and scruffy".
