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The red room was a cold, silent room, hardly ever used, although it was one of the largest bedrooms in the house.

the general does nothing but command the army , and hardly ever makes use of a weapon.

What's the matter with David recently? He hardly ever answers when he's spoken to.

I hardly ever see them making much changes in their way of living, though I don't doubt they've got to do it in bad times.

On either side of my Beijing apartment building are three big malls that hardly ever seem to see real shoppers.

'It's a statute that's written so broadly and is so vague that it's hardly ever been used, ' he said.

From that day on, Miss Yang was even more strict with me. I hardly ever got good words from her on my exercise book.

It was hardly ever stuff for herself. Usually, it was clothes for the children or Christmas presents for her family.

My guess would be that if you're anything like the people that come to me for life coaching the answers are hardly ever and always.

Journalists hardly ever made it to a DSPD unit and I was curious to see inside.

Since James is hardly ever home, it is hard to get hold of him.

I feel like the weekend is for my role as a mom and a wife. Evenings too, I hardly ever go out.

It was foolishness to pay so much money for a dress that I hardly ever wear.

"I guess, " I say, not really feeling all that comfortable hearing the secret of someone I hardly ever talk to.

Jill looked me in the eye and said, in a polite but straight-shooter way, "I hardly ever have time to read. "

Business, you know, may bring money, but friendship hardly ever does.

Business, you know, may bring you money, but friendship hardly ever does.

The enemy will hardly ever get near them, their arrows are poisoned and keeps hurting long after the arrow hits.

Although I hardly ever running, but I can feel running is good at my health.

but in Angel's mind was the face of the pretty milkmaid who hardly ever thought of God.

Almost all wireless models exhibit some form of input lag, but it's often so small that you'd hardly ever notice.

In most situations, I do not know what other people are saying. I hardly ever have communication with many students or teachers.

Max: [letter to Mary] PS. Do not worry about not smiling. My mouth hardly ever smiles but it does not mean I am not smiling inside my brain.

All content on the site ought to be legal, and hardly ever lasts longer than a few minutes.

These unanswered questions became my family's secret obsession, and a terrible burden for my grandmother. I hardly ever saw her smile.

He found that at an astonishingly early age kids begin to help others, and to share information, in ways that adult chimps hardly ever do.

You hardly ever catch me in a bad mood. life is too short to be sad, right?

He hardly ever goes to bed before midnight.

It hardly ever needs to drink water. That's interesting, don't you think?

How often Hardly ever As for Eating habits Of course The same as Keep in good health Stressed out At the moment Lie down ?

In 2008, Republican candidates hardly ever mentioned the president still sitting in the White House.

I hardly ever see people smoking as much even just out in about.

he hardly ever goes to bed before nine o'clock.

He hardly ever gets shirty and does not half stand up for his rights.

My wife talks nineteen to the dozen and I hardly ever get a chance to speak.

When you produce things you almost always get credit, if it's a good record, but you hardly ever get the blame if it's not!

He hardly ever goes out to play in a year.

I'm embarrassed to say this, but I hardly ever read fantasy novels.

However, non-left-most lookup is hardly ever done and the left-most node pointer is always cached.

When you get sentimental, it's hardly ever in front of an audience of more than two -- you and your image in the mirror.

But Tengzhou is a small place where huskies are hardly ever seen. It`s very possible that people mistook her for a wolf.

There have been times when it hardly ever let me alone.

She hardly ever hit any sort of mark.

I hardly ever get involved, I just let them sort it out.

What does she usually do over the weekends ( on the weekends)? She sometimes goes to the movies, she hardly ever goes shopping.

We were close friends in middle school, but I hardly ever see her anymore.

Tellingly, it hardly ever has been the case in the U. S. that a sector or industry group is the leader of two successive bull markets.

Jane Austen never once traveled aboard in her life time and she hardly ever left the south of England.

She had hardly ever been in a state so nearly approaching high spirits in her life.

I wonder why you hardly ever get heart attacks and live so much happier than me even under my pressure.

Oh, children hardly ever blush at all. And, among adults, supposedly women blush more than men.

David: I hardly ever eat them. Besides I get plenty of exercise cleaning floors and restrooms. So get your eyes checked, little sister.

Today, corporations hardly ever introduce major new products without conducting elaborate market research.

Do not worry about smiling, my mouth hardly ever smiles, but it doesn't mean I'm not smiling in my brain. ---max.

Of course, Jackson hardly ever played more than 34 minutes a game in his days as a sharp- elbowed power forward.

I hardly ever have time to cook an entire meal. I'm also not a very good cook, so I would probably starve without a microwave.

We all feel so much at home here. We -hardly ever visit -Holland these days.

Hardly ever wrong I said man you mean.

Clever coinages may be laughed at and enjoyed, but hardly ever adopted by users of the language.

You have cause me to lose my temper: a thing that have hardly ever happen to me.

This dark side is hardly ever fullyrecognised at the time of their invention.

He is hardly ever in the office, travelling regularly from one end of the country to the other.

If your man lives across town but you hardly ever see him. . . that's a sure clue that he's just not into you anymore.

Remember also that though the grass may always seem greener on the other side of the fence, in reality it is hardly ever the case.

We keep it in a climate-controlled case and we hardly ever move it, because with any sudden shock it could just crumble to dust.

I'm hardly ever hungry when I get up in the morning.

Lions sometimes eat the intestines, but hardly ever eat the stomach of their kill, and sometimes gut the carcass before it is dragged away.

And still to this day, they have an old rotary phone -- something my kids have hardly ever seen.

In life , the right to love hardly ever comes at the right time for loving.

Mary: Sadly, I hardly ever speak to English people. I usually practice with my Chinese friends.

Xin: Sadly, I hardly ever speak to English people. I usually practice with my Chinese friends.

Since contemporary CPUs are very fast, the user hardly ever notices this switch.

She was a very hard worker, and in order to make ends meet, she hardly ever rested.

In the fields, undocumented workers hardly ever protest when contractors or growers abuse them.

In fact, economic progress hardly ever succeeds in making some people better off, without also making someone else worse off.

In the developed world cataracts hardly ever cause blindness, and mostly elderly people are affected.

We looked through the literature. It hardly ever happens, obviously.

In life, the right man to love hardly ever comes at the right time for loving.

Mexicans hardly ever scrap their buses. These, donated by Japan over 20 years ago, have been reborn as community centres and shops.

It's not so common nowadays to treat food that way, since you hardly ever bake your own bread.

e. g. I hardly ever see him going to work by bike nowadays.

Television hardly ever covers opposition rallies and speeches.

Lady GaGa - real name Stefani Germanotta - is hardly ever without her trusty teacup and saucer.

The information they provided us was hardly ever accurate, yet they never acknowledged not knowing the answers to our questions.

This dark side of our consumer culture is hardly ever discussed.

As with laws against sharing MP3 music files, these restrictions are infrequently observed and hardly ever enforced .

Though he owned a large car , he hardly ever used it , preferring always to go on foot .

My dad hardly ever has time for concerts with me now , (D)?

But we hardly ever talk about what makes strategic decisions meaningful: sales.

The same sector hardly ever finishes in first place for two successive rallies, they found.

Journalists are hardly ever grown-ups, and neither are entrepreneurs.

Jade Palace laurel flowers hardly ever, wear down Sin Ying, Hong mining concubine.

I hardly ever said complete a long sentence, was immediately he interrupted, indeed dead. . .

In a real-life production environment, this is hardly ever the case.

Woman: I hardly ever go shopping by car now, the shopping center is within walking distance.

It is hardly ever crowded, because not many people know about it, so it is not usually necessary to book a table.

There is a morning gladness about some of Whitman's lines that Emerson hardly ever manages to infuse into his work.

No, hardly ever, unless your explicit goal is to entertain only.

This hardly ever happens out of the blue: there are usually warning signs such as noise, vibration or heat.

In spite of the widespread occurrence of volcanoes, volcanic energy is hardly ever used as a source of power.

Also app data keeps getting updated whereas config data is hardly ever updated.

A: Hardly ever. I ought to exercise more, but I never have any time.

The bail dealer makes money only if she hardly ever makes the wrong call.

The new models are designed to hardly ever require a traditional bootup or reboot.

I've got so little time, I hardly ever read newspapers.

Some of them are hardly ever traded, even in normal markets.

Don't believe everything that you hear from this guy. I hardly ever manage to beat him.

You hardly ever have to remind him; he always remembers.

Final-salary schemes are hardly ever offered to new employees these days.

He hardly ever spoke to Ophelia , a beautiful lady whom he had deeply loved.

Unless you are confessing intense love, you hardly ever look into someone else's eyes for very long.

Since he hardly ever made a sound, the pig was called 'No-squeal'.

This hardly ever happens in terrestrial or marine habitats.

His name's Scabbers and he's useless, he hardly ever wakes up.

hardly ever spends weekends with his children.

It hardly ever has to go down and touch the ground.

As for the interviewer, he hardly ever surfs the Internet.

Auraks hardly ever use their natural weapons in combat, preferring instead to rely on their energy rays.

Gayle: Hardly ever, because you're terrified and you're afraid you're not gonna survive.

What's more, a large proportion of apps are bought or freely downloaded and then hardly ever used.

My grandfather loves his island. He hardly ever sets foot in the city.

Many people hardly ever touch their dogs any more other than just petting or an occasional brushing .

These days, I hardly ever have time for concerts. I really miss the old days.

Unless he is confessing intense love, he hardly ever looks into someone else's eyes for very long.

People with peaceful minds are hardly ever seen doing evil deeds.

And look! Its wings have grown large enough that it can now fly. It hardly ever leaves the air now.

In fact, we hardly ever do anything apart from going to work and school.

I regularly play soccer. I hardly ever play basketball.

This is an archerfish . It often shoots bugs with water bullets, and hardly ever misses a shot.

Yet inflation's effects are hardly ever universal.

The union is good at talking but they hardly ever deliver the goods.

Though he owned a large car, he hardly ever used it, prefering always to go on foot.

I think I'm kind of unhealthy. I hardly ever exercise.

We often get a pleasant breeze, and it hardly ever rains in the summer.

Though he owed a large car, he hardly ever used it, prefering always to go on foot.

We hardly ever challenge ourselves and if we ever do, we have various excuses for not responding fully.

I have hardly ever been out of this city.

I hardly ever take a walk after dinner.

you hardly ever look into someone else's eyes for very long.

I hardly ever watch this kind of programme.

Eames Demetrios: Now, this is a film that was hardly ever seen in the United States.

Like other species or oryx, Gemsbok hardly ever need to drink, deriving adequate moisture from their food.

Oh! Charlotte says, she hardly ever does.

We have more than we'll ever use and we're hardly ever home so just drop by anytime and get it.

Oh, poor Miss Taylor. We hardly ever see her now!

I hardly ever see him nowadays.

Is your spouse so jealous of or threatened by your friends and family that you hardly ever see them anymore?

She can hardly ever catch what I am saying.

When you assume people will buy, they hardly ever do.

She hardly ever exercises, does she?

These thoughts are hardly ever fair.

These days, I hardly ever have time for concerts.

Many people think they can tell what the weather is going to be like, but they hardly ever agree with each other.

The 21-year old star of reality TV show "Korea's Got Talent" hardly ever smiles.

They hardly ever go out in the evening.

He is also a very, very fast runner. His plans hardly ever fail.

Peter hardly ever goes to parties, does he?

I hardly ever go skateboarding.

My mother hardly ever goes to the movies.

The crops in coundtrysides can also hardly ever be seen in cities. I love the special beauty of countryside!

In truth, water is hardly ever a catalyst in ordinary conditions.

On the contrary, it hardly ever rains.

When I came to the United States the school system surprised me. My classes were hardly ever quiet.

but Mom and Dad hardly ever watch the movies.

The pollen of Crambe abssynica was hardly ever observed binding to the stigma of B. napus.

It hardly ever snows in Guangdong.

Shy people find conversation difficult; they hardly ever speak up because they're too busy worrying about the impression they're making.

I hardly ever have to roll out.

They hardly ever see each other. Dad often works late, and Mom has all these committees she's on.

I hardly ever kick with the instep.

He hardly ever appears in public.

We hardly ever go shopping there.

I hardly ever see her nowadays.

There is little money left. = There is hardly ever money left.

Boys often eat vegetables, but gils hardly ever eat them, they like to eat dessert.

I have hardly ever been out of Beijing.

You hardly ever see owls in the daytime.

It pays off: they hardly ever leave.

It hardly ever needs to drink water.

I hardly ever heard her singing.

It hardly ever snows in Florida.

I hardly ever see them nowadays.

I hardly ever heard him singing.

It meant a lot to him and I have hardly ever seen your dad cry.

He hardly ever looks up a word.

We hardly ever go for walks in the fields.

Customers never, or hardly ever read everything you put on the page especially when there is a lot of content!

He hardly ever spends money on CDs.

She hardly ever goes out, does she?

I hardly ever see Brian these days.

I hardly ever work on weekends.

I hardly ever see Mary these days.

Not so many years ago, you hardly ever saw computers. Now they are everywhere.

He is hardly ever at home on Sundays.

he is a sturdy boy . he hardly ever gets ill .

I want to say oysters, but I hardly ever eat them.

I hardly ever play soccer.

He hardly ever does any work.

I hardly ever know that aluminium alloy could be as strong as steel.

I hardly ever do homework on weenkends.

4 he hardly ever exercise. so he is kind of unhealthy.

We hardly ever go out these days. We almost never go out these days.

wind in my face it hardly ever rains.

Another thing is that they hardly ever use their surname.

In fact, I hardly ever watch TV news.

I hardly ever worry now.

I hardly ever eat bread!

They hardly ever see each other.

He hardly ever wears a hat.

Yet patients hardly ever go to surgery without having the imaging test, Flynn said.

I had hardly ever spoken to him.

It hardly ever snows in our hometown.

No, I hardly ever come.

Every single manager tries to achieve it, but we can hardly ever do it.

The winters here are mild. Hardly ever below 50 degrees, sometimes in the 30's, but not often.

Many workers, though they've been in HCM City for two years, hardly ever leave their rooms except to go to the workplace.

I hardly ever(=almost never)go out these days.

This often applies to other kinds of stock, but hardly ever to shares.

I somehow got a driving licence, but have hardly ever dared use it, and so I'm a non-driver.

I hardly ever eat out at noon.

I (1)hardly ever exercise.

They hardly ever went to the movies, did they?

I hardly ever see her; she is scarcely ever at work.

Nineteen percent of 17-year-olds said they never or hardly ever read for fun in 2004, up from 9 percent in 1984.

Hardly ever! I can only have the soft drink and beer is my extended limitation!

There are two movie centers, and we can watch movies there all night, but Mom and Dad hardly ever watch the movies. They only watch TV.

I hardly ever go out these days.

She hardly ever went out.

If you're hardly ever having sex, how do you feel about it?

He hardly ever goes to the park.

I am nearly at home in evening, I hardly ever go out.

Answers: 1. How often do you drink coffee? Hardly ever.

We hardly ever go out at night.

We can't go by that clock; it is hardly ever right.

I hardly ever go out.

She hardly ever speaks to you in English, does she?

I hardly ever go to the cinema.

Employer's role : It hardly ever happens that an employer orders an employee to study with the IOU . Generally the student chooses.

My father hardly ever does housework at home.

Are you optimistic and people are hardly ever unhappy when you are around?

His father works so late every day that he hardly ever sees him.

He hardly ever exercises every day.

What kind of tennis club is this? We hardly ever played tennis.

My home is near our school so I hardly ever take bus to school.

not for her husband that she hardly ever sees

A man in the park read the lines in my hand told me i'm strong hardly ever wrong i said man you mean

About 200 years ago, most children worked with their family in the field or at home. They hardly ever went to school.

It was certainly carried nearly as far as possible, for they met every morning, and hardly ever spent an evening asunder;

I got two letters today from a couple of old friends! I hardly ever get snail mail anymore. L

Great men hardly ever isoldined ond mountain-peaks; they are summits of ranges. ( T. W. Higginson )