Sentence examples for scarcely days from inspiring English sources

It's been scarcely days since Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree announced they were reuniting to play London in July, and already bands are queuing for a shot at the opening spot, keen to impress their idols.

The anniversary year was scarcely two days old when the then education secretary Michael Gove attacked Blackadder Goes Forth and Oh, What a Lovely War! for propagating "leftwing myths" about the war, on the grounds that these ironic fictions focused on the futility of the conflict rather than celebrating the victory that resulted from it.

After two scarcely believable days of Test cricket, punctuated by catastrophic collapses and a dream debut, Friday's play was much less frenzied.

Scarcely a day passed without a riot.

It was cold and windy, scarcely the day.

Scarcely a day goes by without his putting in an appearance on radio or television.

It had been a long, scarcely bearble day, made all the longer & more nearly unbearable by the response that had to come & failed to come.

Scarcely a day goes by without some dramatic new initiative, even as market chaos makes each new idea soon seem like ancient history.

Scarcely a day goes by without another apology for past failures, another gimmicky new policy, another sordid attempt to grab headlines.

"Scarcely a day goes by without a press release being published by the IPCC trumpeting its tireless achievements in probing alleged misconduct by police officers.

But scarcely a day goes by without mention of another colt, who galloped to victory beneath the Twin Spires in 2006, then fractured an ankle in the Preakness and died of laminitis eight months later.