Sentence examples for a difficult go from inspiring English sources

"He was forewarned with big letters, and with all signs that this was going to be a difficult go because of what surrounded this club as far the players he was going to play with and other things.

The question is whether Redbox Instant can convert video streaming customers to DVD kiosk users; on this front, I think they'll have a difficult go of it.

Some couples still have a difficult go of it and may even find themselves shut out by co-workers, estranged from or disinherited by family and friends.

"At the moment they're going through a difficult spell," said Brown.

That's great, as far as it goes, but people still aren't buying Windows phones or even enough Surface tablets –and unless that turns around, it is going to have a very difficult go of it.

If you are struggling with a difficult situation, go to him for his thoughts on the matter.

"I think this is going to be a difficult debate going forward," he said.

Don't they have a clue how difficult going against my base urges is?

My kids have a difficult time going out with me publicly.

In our game, someone who is 19 would have a difficult time going against someone who is 25".

"Villarreal reached the Champions League semi 10 years ago and although they had a difficult year, going down [in 2012], they came straight back.