Sentence examples for there will barely be from inspiring English sources

Each of the 69 deliveries survived by England's final pair of batsmen was cheered like a winning goal by the Cardiff crowd There will barely be time to reflect and adjust.

And by next week, and then August, and then October, the Affordable Care Act isn't going to be dominating the news anymore, and most swing voters will barely be aware that there is a health-care reform law.

The sunsets are fabulous, and there's so much to do you'll barely be inside.

In the archdiocese of Dublin there will soon be barely enough to have one priest for each of its 199 parishes.

"The official statistics will not reveal it, but instead of six million visitors last year, there will be barely one million," estimates one travel agent.Some of Crimea's administrative problems can be blamed on the haste of the Kremlin's takeover.

Movers have been sweeping through the White House with such care that come noon on Saturday, there will be barely a shred of paper left on any desk in the West Wing, and no data on the computer hard drives.

By 2030, there will be barely two.

"As these platforms develop and enhance their own financial services there will be barely any reasons left for users to use any other apps," says Talmi. "We act as a bridge between the bank and the user's most used apps, enabling banks to have their brand become a part of the social and messaging experience".

(If they are, there will be a barely noticeable difference at the end of all your efforts!) In addition, this method will work better on jeans that are 100 percent cotton than blends of cotton with human-made fibers.

Some will have barely been in the sea before.

There has barely been a day since without violence.