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1. As a rule, hardly anybody uses this road. 2. In those days, hardly anybody around here played golf. 3. The thing is, hardly anybody installs a silent alarm these days, except as a supplementary sys-tem. 4. Hardly anybody read the endless folders which the task forces produced. Hardly anyone except Ira, that is. 5. Hardly anybody in the big wide world has heard of us, let alone been influenced by our lives. 6. Hardly anybody came here yesterday. 7. Hardly anybody left his post. 8. Hardly anybody likes him, because he is too selfish. 9. Hardly anybody (Almost nobody) came to the meeting. 10. Hardly anybody understands what the guest lecturer has said. 11. Eg:Hardly anybody likes him because he is so rude. 12. He is so selfish that hardly anybody likes him. 13. Hardly anybody ( ie Very few people ) came. 14. Hardly anybody likes him because he is so rude. 15. Hardly anybody came to the meeting. 16. Hardly anybody knows him. 17. The church is now surrounded by security; hardly anybody is allowed near it. 18. But then hardly anybody would buy our tickets and we would go bust. 19. In Russian literature, judging from depicting art,[.com] hardly anybody exceeds Gogol. 20. Hardly anybody around the farm had a good word to say for a fly. 21. 'But he did it so well that hardly anybody bothered to photograph snowflakes for almost 100 years, ' said Libbrecht, a physics professor at the California Institute of Technology. 22. The party turned out to be a bit of a non-event - hardly anybody turned up. 23. When you think about that piece today it is even more impressing as it was made in -86 when hardly anybody knew anything about technique and stuff. 24. Serious-looking businessmen and women sit reading their newspapers or dozing in a corner; hardly anybody talks, since to do so would be considered quite offensive. 25. But there's a dirty little secret about removable-battery laptops owned by average consumers: Hardly anybody buys extra batteries. 26. Now the Pfluegers say they close attention to passing traffic, but hardly anybody passes by.