Примери за използване на He could hardly на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He could hardly have asked for more.
He could hardly speak today.
Harry,” Hermione whispered so quietly he could hardly hear her.
He could hardly swallow or breathe.
Rumyantsev was so stout that he could hardly fit in a carriage.
He could hardly walk and spoke but one sentence.
Unless he was so drunk that he could hardly stand on his feet.
He could hardly believe the good news.
As a university teacher for students he could hardly be surpassed.
When I told my benefactor the whole story," don Juan said,"he could hardly contain his.
He could hardly have been the focus will be interested in what you have to say to me, and no interest.".
I mean, he was so nervous, he could hardly hold the knife steady.
Till all his pockets and his knapsack and his cap andhis boots got filled up so that he could hardly walk.
He could hardly believe that this Jimmy was the same man who had been his forsworn enemy just a few short months before.
After over two weeks without medication for kidney disease,Oseas Ríos was so weak he could hardly walk.
Amazingly, Brad Tolliver will play… even though he could hardly walk today much less skate with a fever of 104. And here we go.
As I have already, said, they were gloriously happy when they were first married; but now,forty-eight years later, he could hardly bear the sight of her.
Our visitor was so excited that he could hardly articulate, but at last in gasps and bursts his tragic story came out of him.
I have never seen father frazzled, never, butwhen he returned home from your meeting, he could hardly string together a sentence.
Already he could hardly stand upon his feet because of his weariness and of his pains, when the seventh day was come- the Sabbath day, in which no man works in the field.
If he fails to ensure his legitimacy within his own Likud Party, he could hardly make the case of being able to lead all of Israel following a possible third general election in March.
He could hardly await his release, which he confidently anticipated in spite of the severe suspicions laid on him, so much did he long to see the child again.
If he fails to ensure his legitimacy within his own party, he could hardly make the case that he is the one to lead Israel following a possible third General Election next March.
When Charles Babbage(1792-1871),a professor of mathematics at Cambridge University invented the first calculating machine in 1812 he could hardly have imagined the situation we find ourselves today.
Acting by himself, he could hardly have smothered Mr. Ablewhite- who was the taller and stronger man of the two- without a struggle taking place, or a cry being heard.
Now he threw away all the silver with which he had filled his pockets and knapsack, and filled them with gold instead- yes, all his pockets, his knapsack, cap andboots even, so that he could hardly walk.
To give an indication of just how bad his eyesight still was when he was 20 years old,we should note that even at that time he could hardly read his own handwriting and could not bear to be in direct sunlight.
Although well used to ghostly company by this time,Thaksin feared the silent wolf so much that his legs trembled beneath him, and he found that he could hardly stand when he prepared to follow it.