Sentence examples for a time answering from inspiring English sources

Mary Ravanelli, a former teacher at Ohio Virtual Academy, said she oversaw more than 70 students at a time, answering calls from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., updating parents on students' progress and attending various school outings.

They'll have a harder time answering a few bigger questions, such as how the band ever survived to make "Appetite" in the first place.

That's a question that I have a hard time answering.

He recalled with a laugh how Mr. Pawson's wife had a hard time answering the telephone because she didn't remember where it was hidden.

I have a hard time answering "no".

Gerard was a long time answering.

"How did you end up here?" Even now, Mr. Rekarte said, he has a hard time answering such questions.

"When people ask me where I'm from, I have a hard time answering the question," she said.

"So they are asking point-blank, 'Why are you keeping these businesses together?'" Corporate chiefs are having a harder time answering that question.

Conservatives would have a tough time answering this question because they believe that we can rely on unregulated markets to allocate the economy's resources.

I had a hard time answering it.