Sentence examples for you hardly got from inspiring English sources

If you feel like you hardly got a chance to know Cantor in the first place, that's because there's really nothing to know about him as a person.

Los Angeles Councilman Jose Huizar, who was on the tour and grew up in the area after the trolley disappeared, said "you hardly got to explore the rest of Los Angeles" back then.

You hardly get a moment to dwell on the horrors of the first world war before you're on to something else.

There are also certain kinds of meat that you hardly get here – for example, small sausages that they only sell at Lidl.

Either they look like a car crash by the time you've divided them in four, or your portion ends up being so small you hardly get to know it before it's gone.

"When you've done well, you hardly get any thanks for it, and very often, the people who are supposed to be on your side don't recognize the problems and want only quick solutions, not fundamental fixes".

Once you're in, you hardly get out".

In Tonga, you hardly get anyone to spar or fight with.

And did we mention you hardly get any pie filling?

You hardly get time to mourn for your colleagues or lament that the industry has come to this before the music returns and the madness begins again.

This is the type of job in which you hardly get any compliments from clients and community members, rather people complain, sometimes even if you are not the source of the problem.