Sentence examples for a bit of hard from inspiring English sources

Play a bit of hard ball.

A bit of hard work never hurt, right?

The R.C.M.P. agents then offered a bit of hard comfort: Nigel and I were now commodities.

Looking for a woman who is "a good cook and who doesn't mind a bit of hard work round the house like cutting logs and gardening".

During the trial, the prosecutor showed the jury documents which he said demonstrated that "a bit of hard bargaining was going on" by Mabey.

But there's a certain arrogant sheen of the true Ayn Randian, anti-regulatory, rampant free-marketeer that needs to be polished with a bit of hard cash.

Breakfast starts this candid, nourishing record with a bit of hard-earned wisdom.

When Piazza hit his home run ten years ago, the roar from the crowd was fueled by bittersweet relief and a bit of hard-fought-for joy.

However, she also played her way into difficulty, lost rhythm on her serve, and relinquished a bit of hard-won confidence.

After a cheerful steak sandwich in the Sunrise Lodge, Kristine and I ride the Sunshine Express to mid mountain to meet our snow host for a bit of hard-core exploring.

Make your own call, but keep in mind that Findley has been impressive in the English Championship, and the United States could certainly use a speedy striker with a bit of hard-won confidence.