Sentence examples for in which hardly from inspiring English sources

Fighting peat fires is an exhausting, muddy job, taking weeks or months, in which hardly a flame is visible.

For all of Okri's furiously excited adjectives, this is a book in which hardly anything of note occurs.

In an economy in which hardly anyone can afford to do this in real life, Zynga had high hopes some players would spend money to do it virtually.

The astronomer Carl Sagan once said, "We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology".

NBC's intraset movement blocks a smooth-flowing aesthetic and the creation of camaraderie like that of "Fox NFL Sunday," in which hardly anybody ever leaves his seat.

Surprising, since this is the quietest of James's novels -- a book about secrecy and decoding in which hardly anyone says anything to anyone about anything.

Hasn't jumped a fence in public since unseating in the Betfair Chase in November 2007, which hardly augurs well.

"He actually drops in unannounced, which hardly anyone does in London," says a close female chum, "and he usually brings an unexpected but absolutely appropriate present.

Even when he failed in a Lord's final in 1975, which hardly ever happened, he ran three Australians out.

Yes, even in Greenwich, which hardly has a mean street in it, there are rappers, hip-hop feuds and a flying fist or two.

Tonight, Mark braised them in stock, which hardly dimmed their brilliant color but mellowed out their flavor.