Sentence examples for hardly leapt from inspiring English sources
Ms. Merkel hardly leapt at the problem when she met with Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris to discuss the veto's aftermath.
Observing the fate of the stateless Ukrainians, Lloyd George wrote, "It fills me with despair the way in which I have seen small nations, before they have hardly leapt into the light of freedom, beginning to oppress other races than their own".
Greenstart itself is hardly leaping off the line.
No matter who controls the Senate, House Republicans are hardly leaping at the opportunity to work with President Obama.
Wolverhampton Wanderers host Queens Park Rangers on Saturday afternoon, a fixture that hardly leaps out of the listings, but is billed as a rematch between Karl Henry and Joey Barton.
"In the early days up to and shortly after the Good Friday deal, he did stand by David Trimble, even though he would be hardly leaping up and down and celebrating about it," he said.
My life is not so different, really, and though I'm less prone to depression I hardly leap out of bed every day bursting with disgusting go-get-'em-girl vim and vigour.
But as a new HuffPost/YouGov poll finds, while Americans are hardly leaping to Pruitt's defense, many are still simply not paying him much attention.
Sheltered by NATO and locked into the legal architecture of civilised Europe, they are flourishing in a way that seemed hardly possible when they leapt to freedom in 1989.
I'd had to go weeks without swimming during radiation, and could hardly wait to leap back into water.
