In Cleveland, Ms. Scott could scarcely walk down the street without fans stopping to take her picture.
Mr. M. claims that Israel is an archeologist's heaven; you can scarcely walk two meters in open country without stumbling over an artifact.
You could scarcely walk down the street with Hobsbawm - who is enormous in Brazil - without a cry of "Eriqui, Eriqui!" and a camera thrust into your hand so that another bookish belle could be photographed with him.
Hardly anyone saw the film, but the story of Bale's almost suicidal physical transformation - he was so weak and emaciated he could scarcely walk - travelled far and wide.
VICE News encounters a city where kneecappings and shootings are rife, where walls are branded with anti-UK slogans, and where a policeman can scarcely walk down the street according to Gary Donnelly—"without being killed".
VICE News encounter a city where kneecappings and shootings are rife, walls are branded with anti-UK slogans and where a policeman can scarcely walk down the street – according to Gary Donnelly – "without being killed".
I resolved to go even slower this time, jogging at a pace that scarcely graduated from walking.
India's bureaucracy remains stifling, and the potholes and traffic on the country's roads are so bad that vehicles scarcely move faster than walking speed in some areas; in other areas, sometime gruesome crashes are a regular occurrence.
Virginia Woolf was among the audience at the Bedford Music Hall on 8 April 1921 and described Lloyd as "A mass of corruption – long front teeth – a crapulous way of saying 'desire', and yet a born artist – scarcely able to walk, waddling, aged, unblushing".
Also, the physical energy required in speaking is extremely small in relation to the immense power wielded by speech in human life, and scarcely any other activity, such as running, walking, or tool using, interferes seriously with the process.
