Sentence examples for have hardly got from inspiring English sources

You drift off to sleep around Blair Atholl, and get jolted back to the reality of a London rush hour nine hours later – while the early-morning passengers from Inverness to Gatwick have hardly got airborne.

Reforms of the health service, including a controversial proposal to make people again pay for a share of their medicine, have hardly got off the ground.A few notable laws have been passed.

For many of the young people who have been persuaded to go off and fight in Syria and Iraq have hardly got past the first chapter of Islam for Dummies.

2nd over 302-5 (Stewart 67, McGrath 72 It's Heath Streak at the other end and, thankfully for me seeing as I have hardly got my coat of, figuratively speaking, its a tightly bolwed maiden without any real scares for Alec Stewart.

I have hardly got to realize my lonely position yet.

But things have hardly gotten better since.

I've seen it twice and have hardly gotten past the very surface of its substance; I expect to revisit it, onscreen and here, some time soon.

But with the Mets having hit the fewest home runs of any major league team this season, and the fewest at home, the fans have hardly gotten what they wanted.

Most of the remaining guys have hardly gotten any screen time, so it's hard to care who gets sent home at this point.

John Kerry's campaign has hardly got off to a rip-roaring start.

"Some clubs talk as if they've hardly got a budget, but we're playing catch-up against Wrexham, Cambridge, Wimbledon.