Sentence examples similar to hardly seated from inspiring English sources

By the end, there was hardly a person seated anywhere in Carnegie Hall.

Once seated, Mr. Huynh hardly glanced at the 300 or so items on the menu before spitting out a long order for our waiter.

Other religious parties ended up with hardly a seat to call their own.

It was a popular new offering; hardly a seat was open.

To emphasize the clublike nature of the hotel, which has opened in stages beginning last year, the entrance lobby is small with hardly any seating.

And that, as Mr Netanyahu amply showed, gives him a certain measure of immunity, at least for the first half of his term, when most Knesset members are loth to relinquish their hard-won and hardly warmed seats.Mr Barak says he will spend this weekend weighing up these arguments, and then make his move.

The North is close to being a Tory-free zone, while Labour has hardly any seats in the South, outside of London.

There was hardly a seat to be had as the match began in hot sunshine and Greg Rusedski, who has worked with Edmund for many years, was among the crowd.

There was hardly a seat vacant.

As she speaks, her family has remained seated around her and hardly left her side.

And people seated more than seventy-five feet apart hardly talk at all.