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- 01. Really, one year is the [bare] minimum of time during which one should expect to make very little profit or even lose a bit of money after opening a new business in this town.02. Her head and shoulders were [bare], and got badly sunburned.03. I prefer [bare] wood to carpeting for my floors.04. She is [barely] old enough to walk, but she can already speak in sentences.05. We [barely] made enough money to cover our costs in our first year of business.06. The dog growled and [bared] its teeth as we approached the house.07. There is a Cuban proverb which observes that life is short, but a smile takes [barely] a second.08. Samuel Hoffenstein sang that "Babies haven't any hair; Old men's heads are just as [bare]."09. During the Renaissance era, artists could not show a woman's toes or [bare] feet in their paintings.10. Vitamin D forms in the body when the skin is [bared] to the sun.11. Hoshang Akhtar once remarked that marriage is more than four [bare] legs in a bed.12. Four workers [barely] escaped with their lives when a fire broke out in an old warehouse.13. Some animals in factory farms are crowded so closely together that they can [barely] move.14. We arrived a little late, so we [barely] had time to find seats before the movie began.15. In some cultures, it is forbidden for women to [bare] their legs or arms in public.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.