We did it over and over and over till we could hardly stand.

And we could hardly even pay anything, any salaries, in the economy.

I could hardly breathe.

I could hardly hear him.

She could hardly invent them.

He could hardly contain himself.

I could hardly keep from laughing.

I hardly think that I could...

They could hardly be called conclusive.

I could hardly face the maid.

I could hardly forget this day.

I could hardly let him read it.

Tom could hardly hear what Mary was saying.

I could hardly get a word in edgeways.

I could hardly be said to have any business.

We got hardly any guns!

We hardly ever go out.

I could hardly see five feet in front of myself.

I could hardly follow what Jane said in her speech.

Your fatherinlaw had the idea, and I could hardly refuse.

At my age I could hardly be termed an expert.

Listen, we hardly know each other.

When considering Yemen s future, therefore, the stakes could hardly be higher.

I could hardly believe my ears when I heard the news.

So that your interpretation of his intentions could hardly be impartial.

I could hardly sleep last night, waiting to see you today.

We hardly ever see a show now.

I felt so sleepy that I could hardly keep my eyes open.

I don't know what to say, Inspector. I could hardly believe it!

I told you we hardly ever see them.

We could hardly have submitted this proposal if, on our part, there had been total rejection of the idea of consultations on the subject.

We can hardly imagine our daily life without television.

Well, we can hardly break through the Siegfried line.

I, uh, I'm afraid you could hardly have made a worse choice of hostage.

When the day finally came for me to join hundreds of others... and go aboard the United Nations refugee ship... we could hardly believe it.

We hardly said a word to her. You were there.

I could hardly fail to urge the no less fundamental expansion of the Security Council.

You don't think he could have been involved in Jean's death. He hardly knew her.

Who could quibble with such an innocent statement? Without the discoveries of nineteenth century physicists and their successors, we could hardly imagine today s world no electrical power grid, no televisions, no satellites, no iPads.

Hardly, we had our hands full getting ready for the party.

But we hardly ever use it. Not really since the war.

How could I have passed an entire night with someone I hardly knew... an Austrian officer?

Dave, I could hardly believe it, but Darcey wants to meet with you again, right away.

No, we mustn't do that. It would hardly be fair to you

Hardly.