Sentence examples for scarcely use from inspiring English sources

The New York actor/writer appeared in a dressing gown (one could scarcely use so declassé a word as "bathrobe") almost as alluring as the very sight of his co-star, Jennifer Tilly, the Hollywood actress making a delicious London stage debut.

Hypnotic use was twice as common in Dutch youth compared with US but scarcely used in German youth (0.09%).

Never mind: Mr. Wentz scarcely uses that thing.

After a few weeks, scarcely used, they find their way into landfill.

With goals in short supply, Levein has scarcely used the likes of Ross McCormack, Jordan Rhodes and Robert Snodgrass.

It little mattered that the director has scarcely used the place during his tenure.

That Chelsea scarcely used him except as a substitute or a replacement when Didier Drogba needed a rest could play into the world champion's hands.

In those days, the word for such people collectively was "intelligentsia," borrowed from the Russian and scarcely used anymore, as though the Bolshevik Revolution, in eliminating the social grouping, had consigned the term to "the ashcan of history"—a favorite receptacle.

The meaning of this statutory language, including the odd phrase "for a tort only," is obscure and the law was scarcely used until lower federal courts began applying it in international human rights cases in the 1980's.

The head coach Trevor Bayliss has never seen him play and his county scarcely used him in Twenty20 last year but the man behind Liam Dawson's selection for England is adamant he has what it takes to thrive on the world stage.

In those days, the word for such people collectively was "intelligentsia," borrowed from the Russian and scarcely used anymore, as though the Bolshevik Revolution, in eliminating the social grouping, had consigned the term to "the ashcan of history" — a favorite receptacle.