I just don't want Margo to miss her train. As it is, she'll barely make the theatre.

I barely made it.

The figures make it clear that the proportion of women in the military is barely increasing (0.1 per year).

And you barely might be able to make out this hut here.

They just barely made it. How was it out there?

When they work, they can make history, but after a while you can barely hear them.

It was barely enough to pay for my plane ticket.

Barely tolerable

Just barely.

I barely started.

It's barely noon.

Today it stands at barely half its level of 15 years ago.

I could barely breathe.

I barely know her.

Just barely...but alive.

You can barely stand.

He barely knows me.

I barely recognize you.

It is barely tethered to any sort of physical reality in our minds.

It should be noted that Haiti supplies barely half its own food needs.

He barely passed the examination.

I can barely see you.

You barely can see ourselves. So what I did, I thought I'd zoom on it.

I was barely able to work.

He had barely enough to eat.

I can barely stand his behavior.

We just barely made the train.

And I barely finished elementary school.

They barely have enough for themselves.

But it is the fourth group that underscores the relevance of generational issues in the Arab world. Even when combined, the first three generations make up barely one third of the entire Arab population.

The couple are barely 18 years old.

You can barely stand outside the tent.

We have barely enough bread for breakfast.

We can barely keep our bellies full.

He can barely crawl to the sea.

A barely noticeable substitution of ruling groups.

I barely escaped being hit by the truck.

The shooting victim is alive, but just barely.

I could barely get out of bed yesterday.

And they barely lose those really big states.

My cell barely measured three metres by two.

He looked as if he was barely 16.

I'm hungry. Those ration coupons are barely enough.

You can just barely catch the boat train.

And I see you can barely stand daylight.