Sentence examples for scarcely going to from inspiring English sources

And the Muslim world is scarcely going to complain.

But invocations of common values are scarcely going to be enough.

During the last fifteen years, however, a system has been developing under which the sale of liquors has spread to grocers and even to petty shopkeepers, so that a respectable woman can scarcely go to purchase a little tea or a few potatoes without being brought into contact with the sale of intoxicating drink.

Today, you can scarcely go to a meeting, or hear a public announcement from government, business, or academia, without encountering the word "diversity" and hearing about the wonderful things that are supposed to flow from it.

But Mr Cameron is scarcely keener on going to the country when his own party trails Labour by double digits.

He'd never been in any trouble with the police when he and several others he scarcely knew went to a Virginia shopping mall and used a gun to force a man who'd been sleeping in his green Pontiac to turn over the vehicle and his wallet.

"People scarcely know I went to medical school," he said.

Down this road we can scarcely go in words.

Under such generous awnings and rubrics, the curator can scarcely go wrong.

In fact, Ms. Ahladiotis could scarcely go anywhere without buying presents for her family and friends.

One observer in 1630 wrote: "Birds fill the woods so that men can scarcely go through them for the whistling, the noise and the chattering".