Sentence examples for hardly packed from inspiring English sources

But the court is hardly packed.

To call this a good deal seems obvious, and yet the first set on Thursday was hardly packed.

After all, his back catalogue is hardly packed with pop artists famed for the longevity of their careers.

"Normally this time of year we would have a great influx of international tourists," he said from the hardly packed dining room.

Given that the same front row had been dominant for much of the second half, it was a decision that went down badly with a full house already hardly packed with festive cheer following last week's two-point defeat by their other local rivals, Gloucester.

But Mr. Lowry admits that the term hardly packs as much punch as "holistic" or "new age," or even "latte liberal," which may mean that for now, organic is still a compliment.

One respondent described the difficulties with self-care: "Like for most of us the health workers, whenever we see patient in the morning packed in the hospital, we will hardly take our breakfast.

So you can hardly call a show Packed to the Rafters and not have it 'packed.' It just wouldn't have made sense".

It also keeps people in their seats; hardly anyone in the packed hall left before he had finished his three encores, which included a colorful rendition of the Étude in C sharp minor (Op. 10, No. 4) and an exquisite rendering of the Waltz in C sharp minor (Op. 64, No. 2).

"My day is so packed I hardly have time to think about anything else".

They are hardly likely to pack up their tents and leave lucrative centers of business.