Sentence examples for hardly least from inspiring English sources
Last and hardly least, the Internet has exploded.
Last, but hardly least, Section 11 grants Mandelson's successors the right to block web content.
Last but hardly least, she writes heartbreakingly to and about her dying sister.
And, last but hardly least, three cheers for Michiko Kakutani, who has retired as the Times' lead daily book reviewer after thirty-eight years writing for the paper.
Last, but hardly least, three cheers for The New Yorker's own Hilton Als, who has won this year's Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.
"We call it the three-increase building," said Wu Renbao, 84, the town's revered patriarch, meaning that it will increase Huaxi's acreage (by half), increase its work force (by 3,000) and, hardly least of all, increase its wealth.
It raises you to a little higher level". Last--but hardly least--is re-signing second baseman Jody Reed.
"In the 1950s and '60s, hardly anyone, least of all Chinese antique dealers, appreciated the value of these pieces," Ms. Kegel said.
Hardly, not least because they're originally from Kendal, home of Mint Cake and British Sea Power, another eccentrically English group.
In the meantime, he said, thinking big can hardly hurt, least of all when the big thinker is a famous football player.
