Sentence examples for hardly halfway from inspiring English sources
You were hardly halfway through the last letter of your name before you were running over to the camera to see if it worked.
Because Victor himself hardly figures until halfway through the action, his initial hubris in animating lifeless matter is minimised.
Tobias Hoheisel's set is mobile enough to conjure up the grandeur of St Petersburg as convincingly as the bucolic respectability of the Larins' estate, though for an opera in which dance plays a significant part, the positioning of a substantial flat halfway downstage hardly makes the choreographer's task easier.
That halfway house will hardly be enough.
In fact Erast Fandorin, hero of Akunin's series, hardly makes an appearance until halfway through the book, when he too is ensnared.
The Swiss-born English painter and teacher Henry Fuseli, though hardly a professional caricaturist, stood halfway between the painted Italianate caricature groups of Sir Joshua Reynolds, an academic English painter, and the Rowlandson Gillray drawings and etchings; he had something of Gillray's theatrical manner, but his satirical drawings were more often sensual than scatological.
Beating Elliott Ward to Glen Johnson's punt upfield on the halfway line, the Uruguayan hardly looked up before advancing a few steps and sending a 45-yard lob past the back-tracking John Ruddy.
It's exciting to land a job -- a bonus if it's with a halfway decent name -- but hardly glamorous.
In physical terms, we were halfway to Hong Kong: there was hardly any buildable land left on the island of Manhattan.
Since the great Tonya Pinkins has had about two lines as his mother, this ode to a character we've barely met hardly registers either, especially since the show is halfway over.
