Sentence examples for a harder start from inspiring English sources
As the first side to take on Germany since their Argentina double-header – one of which was slightly more important than the other – Gordon Strachan's team could not have had a harder start to their European Championship qualification campaign.
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"They've had a hard start.
"But if it is a hard start for Manchester United, it is a hard start for everyone else because they have to play us".
I was getting back in the match because I had a hard start".
With his two sisters and two brothers, Dan had a hard start in life.
"He certainly had a hard start but I'd look at the chief executive [Ed Woodward] – he didn't get the deals done," Keane said on ITV.
He was born in New York to Jamaican immigrants in 1927 — he turns 85 on March 1 — a hard start that, as he writes in the recent "My Song: A Memoir," meant "I was born into poverty, grew up in poverty, and for a long time poverty was all I thought I'd know".
"So it is an emotional but a hard start.
