Sentence examples for has barely got from inspiring English sources
The problem is that it has barely got off the ground.
Mr Kiriyenko's team is gasping for survival before it has barely got going.
As yet, all that nature out there has barely got a second glance.
But the current boom won't last forever, and in parts of the north in particular, it has barely got started.
In Britain the political debate about how we are going to regulate this new world has barely got going.
Already, though the film has barely got going, the effort to keep pace with it feels like jumping onto a merry-go-round with a migraine.
And yet the screenplay, by Powell's longtime associate, Emeric Pressburger, has barely gotten under way.
He said that for Uber, "the ride has barely gotten started" and that his successor will "take this amazing company to the next level as CFO".
Here in Kennebunk, word has barely gotten out, but already this morning, Michael Pardue came in to the local police station and left a happy customer, one more beneficiary of the great Maine trigger-lock giveaway now under way.
The school year at the University of Alabama has barely gotten started, and already the campus has found itself in a charged self-examination on issues of politics, power and race, with the exposure of tenacious segregation among fraternities and sororities drawing national attention.
