Sentence examples for hardly today from inspiring English sources
Guys talk and chat, but if nobody got hurt, it wouldn't even be talked about hardly today.
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.
The morphometric parameters for the delineated watershed area were calculated based on the formula suggested by Horton (1945), Strahler (1964), Hardly (1961), Schumn (1956), Nookaratanam et. al. (2005) and Miller (953) and are given in Table 1.
Through Jan . 11Hardly anyone today knows who Louis Stone was.
PHILADELPHIA, June 17 — Hardly anyone today doubts that photographs can be works of art, but that has not always been so.
Despite the 2008 crash, it was hardly the 1930s or the 1970s.
Highly acclaimed in his own time, the British architect Thomas Jeckyll (1827-1881) is hardly known today.
But that hardly concerns today's investor.
In the 1970s and 1980s which Mr Marr remembers so fondly?Hardly the last.
