With the most careful balancing of the textures he drew out details of the orchestration that can scarcely ever have been heard.
She promptly bought one for her husband, who, at least while traveling, has scarcely ever let go of it.
Colin Powell famously said that invading a country means following the Pottery Barn rule, "If you break it, you own it". The sad fact is that we broke Iraq and may be breaking Afghanistan, but we don't "own it". We scarcely recall that we ever had anything to do with it.
Cycling around the concrete perimeter track, I found it scarcely believable that this could ever have been an invisible airfield.
Apple sells BMW-quality goods (and makes BMW-quality products) to more people than it could ever have dreamed of scarcely a decade ago.
She finds this kind of fond but exasperated mother talk easy to slip into (Juliet is an expert at reassuring responses), but the truth is that Penelope has scarcely ever given her cause for complaint, and if she wanted to be totally honest at this point she would say that one day without some contact with her daughter is hard to bear, let alone six months.
I scarcely ever remember to have seen the planet so well deserving the epithet στíλβων Since April, 1858 I have noticed it twenty-one times with the naked eye at its evening apparitions.
The Brown era has delivered that and, though the chancellor has scarcely ever used the R-for-redistribution word, he remains determined to remind Labour voters what he has done for the poor as well as for the wealth-creators.
Asthma ever: ever had asthma.
Eczema ever: ever had eczema.
That exhortation, sung eight times a week in The Producers, has scarcely ever been truer than it was this season.
