Sentence examples for would hardly get from inspiring English sources

"We would hardly get anything else done".

"As they're leaving the tanks they're warm, they go up a little bit, then they cool and they fall into a lower spot… that's why you could have a neighbour up on a hill a mile away, they would hardly get any of it".

Of course, if any MCs were to turn up, they'd hardly get chucked out.

If you gave those same monkeys a laptop you'd hardly get 100 words, because they would all spend eternity constantly revising the first paragraph.

I'd hardly got out of the room when the film started and the entire audience - bar about five people - stormed out in disgust, pushing past me very roughly.

Manet said he would hardly have got anywhere without his dealer, and that does not seem such an excessive claim when you consider that in 1872 Durand-Ruel bought everything in Manet's studio – 23 paintings – for 35,000 francs (40 times the average worker's wage) when nobody else would buy a single canvas.

If I tried to sell a steer tomorrow I'd probably hardly get enough to pay the freight.

If the Phillies had lost Friday, those old platitudes of "it's a long season" and "you'll get 'em tomorrow" would hardly have comforted a rewired fan base.

They would hardly have said otherwise.

It would hardly have been less humiliating.

"I would go on so many commercial auditions and I would hardly ever get them, because they would always pick the girl with the really long hair.