Thus, it fell upon Richard S. Lull to attach the name Diceratops hatcheri to a brief description (scarcely a full page of text) penned by Hatcher [5].
Many of the tiny, legally recognized political parties — more than 20 in total, with scarcely a parlor full of grass-roots supporters among them — are leaping to embrace the new movement for change but lack credibility with the young people in the street.
The auditorium was scarcely a third full, the playing world-class.
In the U.S., as the law professor Carlton F. W. Larson has written, the selection of a child's name falls within "a legal universe that has scarcely been mapped, full of strange lacunae, spotty statutory provisions, and patchy, inconsistent case law".
Although he scarcely looked it, Fuller admitted to me that he was feeling a little run down at the moment.
After a screening of parts of "Blue Studio: Five Segments" (1975), a solo videotape he and Charles Atlas made, he recalled that his solos had been filmed in a television studio scarcely wider than the full stretch of his arms, and that the shoot had to be completed in two days before the studio would be demolished.
Ms. Merkel had sent a signal about the partial ban on face veils on Thursday, when she told a group of provincial newspapers that "from my standpoint, a fully veiled woman scarcely has a chance at full integration in Germany".
I had been looking about the familiar Stadium surround in valedictory fashion — the motel-landscape bullpens, the UTZ Potato Chip sign over in right — but from here to the end sat transfixed by the cascade of events, scarcely able to draw a full breath.
I had been looking about the familiar Stadium surround in valedictory fashion the motel-landscape bullpens, the UTZ Potato Chip sign over in right but from here to the end sat transfixed by the cascade of events, scarcely able to draw a full breath.
His work is full of ideas, though scarcely ever one of his own.
She shares Kafka's taste for symbolism so replete, so clear and full, that it can scarcely be called metaphorical.
