Sentence examples similar to scarcely got through from inspiring English sources
One can scarcely get through a magazine these days, for example, without encountering a report that $45,000 Patek Philippe wristwatches and $25 million Feadship yachts are available only on back order.
Laser ranging in tropical forests is such a game-changing technology that science results can scarcely get through peer-review before they are dwarfed by still larger-scale studies.
But these have scarcely got off the ground.
Not to mention that in Beirut, which, to our shame, scarcely got a mention by comparison.
In Ayrshire nine days ago Brendan Rodgers' team could scarcely get near the proverbial barn door.
Stifftails can scarcely get about on land; like most waterfowl, they sleep on the water.
The lament is that homebred players can scarcely get on the ball, scarcely get a game in their own league, now that the big clubs hire two-thirds of their talents from overseas.
It was straightforward at first, as he walked through several hundred yards of water, scarcely getting his ankles wet.
Democracy will scarcely get a look in.
Either way, the rollcall could scarcely get more inspirational.
