Sentence examples for hardly earned from inspiring English sources

Destiny's Child, this year's hottest soul vocal group, got two songs, but hardly earned its time.

'No, I hardly earned any money doing it at the beginning.

Siegel says that "passionate excess is often the price of original perception," granting Lasch a position of creativity that he hardly earned then or now.

For the most part, these kids have been on insane wages from contract extensions they hardly earned, with little to nothing in the way of competition for places.

Compared with, say, the Kennedys, who have influenced state and national politics for half a century, the Bush clan has hardly earned the label "dynasty".

The day before, I took a big chunk of my bar mitzvah money, hardly earned through mandatory scripture reading on a podium at a local synagogue in front of a delighted bunch of cheek-pinching aunts and uncles, and I bought my first pair of sunglasses.

"We hardly earn enough to send money back to our families".

Meanwhile, there are crowdfunding efforts that are morally indefensible but which hardly earn conservatives' outrage (or earn unsnarky write-ups).

"What is there to tax, when we hardly earn anything?" she said, identifying herself with only one name as many Romanian witches do.

Even though I hardly earn anything, my work gives our lives a structure, and my children benefit from the social interaction of nursery.

"People realised the value of the discount on their meat and saw it as a better use of money than leaving it in a savings account that hardly earns any interest".