Sentence examples for hardly last from inspiring English sources
Their livestock graze the same tracts of land until all that remains are annual grasses that "hardly last a month," he said.
In the 19th century, chemical combustion and heating due to gravitational contraction were the only possibilities, but Scottish physicist William Thomson Lord Kelvinn) pointed out that a chemical process could hardly last more than 3,000 years.
That could hardly last, and cricket has since lost ground against the rival attractions of sports like soccer and basketball.
As a result, shareholders are hardly "last paid" capital providers of corporate-law folklore but rather "first-in, first-out, and then some" capital providers.
Hardly last or least, Ms. Guillem was her fluent self: hoydenish in Act I, virtually tragic in Act II.
O'Farrell, for a time, had insisted he return to life under the care of his old landlady, but that could hardly last.
Hardly a year later, in 1720, Watteau was back in France.
Lately, though, these adjectives hardly spring to mind when company bosses are mentioned.
"Police are paid hardly 2,000 rupees ($38) a month," notes Jameel Yusuf, head of the Citizens-Police Liaison Committee in Karachi.
Hardly" (May 1): When viewing the successes or weaknesses of a student, the lens needs to be refocused and broadened.
Hardly a decade ago, the U.S. had more registered vehicles than registered drivers.
