Sentence examples for hardly died from inspiring English sources

Now the celebrations have hardly died down; the excitement among players and fans is palpable.

He returned to London two years later, but lived for only another three years – though at 82 he hardly died young.

But the furor has hardly died down as F.B.I. investigators have seized business records from people with political ties to Mayor Street.

The spirit of that earlier strain hardly died, though — it just mutated into a version of dance music that kicked into gear a year after "New Slang," with LCD Soundsystem's "Losing My Edge".

The sexual politics of the office might be submerged beneath a host of written and unwritten codes, but the dangerous temptation to mix work and play for pleasure and advancement has hardly died.

In the days since the U.S. acknowledged that it wasn't going into the Yellow Sea, the saber-rattling has hardly died down, though another more moderate voice has popped up, and that's worth noting.

But Homestead is hardly dying.

It's not massive back there, mostly because the solid-axle rear suspension impedes on legroom, but you'd hardly die sitting in the third row during a 45-minute drive (unless you were more than 6-feet tall, in which case we feel confident you could wrestle the 5-foot-3 guy into the rear quarters).

Before Charlie and the Chocolate Factory hardly anyone died in a children's book (except the spider in Charlotte's Web, 1952).

And hardly anybody dies, he adds.

Nobody (well, hardly anybody) dies because nobody is ever written off.