Sentence examples for a hard suit from inspiring English sources

"Even if it turns out that it would be a hard suit to win, just the gesture of requiring A.I.G. to scrap its ability to sue is outrageous," said David Skeel, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania.

Choose a hard case, which is best suited to adjusting to an iPod.

Although there is long-term possibility for that and a sincere desire to eventually make the Pac-12 network available, Scott said he saw other leagues having a hard time following suit.

He said afterward that he might slip away unmarked and stay away for victory, but if he were chased it would make the race hard, and a hard race would suit the Schleck brothers.

My teammates gave me a little bit of a hard time about the suit I had on in the show.

A popular lecturer who sometimes makes her points in a hard hat and decontamination suit -- a kooky contrast to her ultra blond hair and jet black eyeleashes -- she throws her landscape architecture students from the University of Virginia at Superfund sites and landfills, encouraging them to map the flow of contaminants and to work with natural systems to regenerate earth and water.

DeAndre Brackensick DeAndre pulled off a hard thing: a cream suit, by INC International Concepts (Macy's).

Still, he added, it would be a hard battle, because such suits are relatively new in China.

In order to avoid spilling, use the funnel as follows: In order to avoid spilling, use the funnel as follows: A hard bottle is best suited for this purpose, although it will be harder to cut.

Wearing a steel-grey suit and a hard expression, he nodded as the curator made her case for the works of Andrei Busel, a street artist.

Mr. Marsalis, wearing a suit and a hard hat and clutching a trumpet bag, spoke during a walk through the site on Monday as a few hundred workers continued to ready the hall for its Oct. 18 opening.