Sentence examples for live barely from inspiring English sources
Three of the 53 nabbed in France live barely a grenade's throw from a sparkling new 80,000-seat stadium in Paris's northern suburbs, where nine matches, including the final, are to be played.A fortnight earlier, an unexploded bomb had been found in front of France Télécom's offices in Paris's north-east.
Possessing a torrential force, they are not so much covered with thatches of thrashing, tensile lines as bursting with them, as with live, barely controlled wires.
Seamus Martin Kearney lived barely a mile from her, in the village of Upperlands, County Londonderry.
He still lives barely a mile from where he was born (Fortis Green, in north London).
How are all the girls in Greece so fine?" Blankie still lives, barely.
It's not all footballers and retired criminals, however – Lord Sugar himself lives barely 150 yards down the road.
They lived barely a block away from each other in Hebron, belonged to the militant Hamas movement and carried out their lethal attacks disguised as religiously observant Jews.
Veronica Menchan, who lives barely half a mile from the entrance to the prison complex, was furious with Mrs. Whitman for putting even more of a burden on a community she said had already borne so much.
In 1911, when Forster was 32 and had lived barely a third of his life (he died in 1970, at 91), he was already experiencing "weariness of the only subject that I both can and may treat — the love of men for women & vice versa".
He lives on the Spain side of the border and even though he lives barely a couple of miles from Gibraltar's training pitches, it can take him up to three hours to cross the border.
