Sentence examples for it hardly got from inspiring English sources

Aston Martin DBS (1967) The original DBS was driven by George Lazenby in Her Majesty's Secret Service, but unlike Sean Connery's DB5 it hardly got any gadgets at all.

It's all the more dismaying that it hardly got a theatrical release — it came out, in late 2013, on video-on-demand, followed, a few weeks later, with a weeklong run in a single venue.

One would think this would be a newsworthy story, but it hardly got a line in newspapers, although it was picked up by a large assortment of personal blogs and science news columns in magazines (e.g. www.americanscientist.org) and other online science blogs.

It hardly got past the rose garden before intra-party watchdog, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, pulled out her peashooter.

What music there is, 40 minutes of it, hardly gets the opera underway, but it surely gives a hint of what the complete score might have contained.

The pair would have been able to enjoy what is dubbed the longest sunset on the planet, as the area is situated so far to the north of the country that it hardly gets dark at all during the summer months.

From a marketing perspective alone, it hardly gets better than this: In Philadelphia, there will be 30 governors, the Congressional leadership, local elected officials, fellow business leaders and 15,000 national and international journalists -- all chatting on phones, using computers and transmitting information.

"It hardly gets any attention".

It hardly gets any attention," Jansen says.

"Journalists hardly go there, it hardly gets covered.

Never break from the middle of the table, it hardly gets any balls in; which gives your opponent a chance of winning.