Rep. 179, it appeared that several persons conspired to invade a man's household, and went to it with deadly arms to attack and beat him, and in carrying out this purpose one of the party got into a difficulty with the owner, and killed him, and the others were held guilty of murder, although they did not mean it.
"We have a difficulty with transport".
There is, I acknowledge, a difficulty, with regards to Ofcom.
"The teller said: 'There's a difficulty with this cheque.
Ayckbourn owns up to a difficulty with colour-blind casting.
This represents a difficulty with 1dPCH.
But perhaps all the challenges you've faced recently have put your difficulties with him into a different perspective?
I cannot say it half as well as he did, but suddenly when he had spoken this, a difficulty occurred to him, and with a moving gesture at Weber, Quidde and the other professors standing on the stage beside him, he went on: "Here, these professor chaps, they know French, they'll help us say it right, as we mean it".
I myself had neither arguments nor difficulties with him.
"Maybe they have the wrong ethnic origins, maybe they have the wrong religion". Asked about his troubles back home, Rustam Kamsky brushes a shock of brown hair off his forehead and begins speaking so quickly that a translator has difficulty keeping up with him.
James L. Massey, this year's IACR Distinguished Ltcturer, gave a lecture entitled "The difficulty with difficulty".
