Sentence examples for will barely have from inspiring English sources

Both victors will barely have time to draw breath before meeting at Boundary Park tonight.

He will barely have enough time this week to think about going faster.

THE smell of oil paint in the Bridgehampton air will barely have dissipated from one art fair before another begins this week.

A "Closer" fan hoping to reflect on Brenda's dramatic exit will barely have time to tweet "@Kyrasedgwick thx 4 FUN TIMES" before heading straight into the new show.

MTV did not elaborate on the the storyline of the rebooted series, though it is understood that the pair will barely have changed during their 15 years off-screen.

Djibril Cissé finished nicely for Rangers' one goal of the game by which time the sun had broken out over rainy west London, although the away team will barely have noticed.

We'll barely have had time to benchmark Mr. Romney's convention bounce before the Democrats start their convention in Charlotte, N.C., which could counteract its effects.

ESPN's Buster Olney says Manny is not the most qualified candidate, that he'll barely have any stats to speak of by July 14.

I planted tomatoes, peppers, beets, carrots and lettuce (yes, I know it's late for that) and loved the fact that I barely had to bend to plant, and I'll barely have to bend to harvest.

So, in the future, everyone will own billions of virtually free e-book titles on their Kindles that they'll barely have time to download, let alone to read.

You'll barely have time to sleep or eat, but if you do, head to April, a restaurant with a play area; for a coffee break, Double Eye in the Schoneberg district serves free kids' cappuccinos when you order coffee.