Sentence examples for a hard time extending from inspiring English sources
If authors never get farther from home than they can travel in a day, they'll have a hard time extending their reach; as readers, we'll become increasingly provincial.
This is just more evidence that Amazon.com amzn will have a hard time extending its brand beyond the books, CDs and movies its 23 million shoppers associate with the site.
The corridor, a thriving retail strip that has fallen on hard times, extends from Florence 16 miles south to Cinnaminson.
"Sometimes we have a hard time drawing that fine line; sometimes we try to extend it and the younger guys make us pay for it".
And now, he's straight up GASTING my FLABBER by suggesting that unemployment benefits must be extended because Americans are having a hard time finding jobs.
Even if it weren't, Daneyko might have a hard time finding the lightly played Malhotra on the ice today, as the Devils try to extend their 21-game regular-season unbeaten streak against their downtrodden cross-river rivals.
Be careful not to extend your bottom lip too far, or you'll give yourself a bizarre pouting expression and will have a hard time making people take your anger seriously.
Some species extend their legs by hydraulic pressure, using the same liquid that carries oxygen from their lungs, so they have a hard time running and breathing at the same time.
