The phrase "after hurdle" is not a complete or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing overcoming obstacles or challenges, but it typically requires additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "We can move forward with the project after hurdle number three is cleared."
Alternatives: "after overcoming the obstacle" or "once the challenge is passed".
Overcoming hurdle after hurdle can dampen everyone's enthusiasm.
"They put hurdle after hurdle in front of us for recognition," he says.
The FARC raised hurdle after hurdle, and in mid-January suspended talks entirely, insisting that the government must crack down on the paramilitaries.
Hurdle after hurdle, their Los Angeles Lakers team leapt over everyone this season -- until only Reggie Miller and the resilient Indiana Pacers remained.
The taxman has been accused of placing "hurdle after hurdle" in the way of the self-employed paying their tax bills as the self-assessment deadline looms.
LONDON — As Australia's Sally Pearson sailed over hurdle after hurdle Tuesday, a crowd of 80,000 at Olympic Stadium erupted in a roar, but she said she could not hear a thing.
And after hurdles, basketball and canoeing/kayaking, here comes... goalkeeping.
At Anfield, Roberts took a pass from Gianfranco Zola before beating the entire Chelsea defence and firing past a half-hearted Ed de Goey, after hurdling the perimeter fence.
Moss was injured after hurdling a defender and landing awkwardly out of bounds following a 55-yard catch-and-run in the second quarter.
In this guarded enclave of money and privilege, intruders ravaged Cindy Aloi's lake-front property this summer after hurdling a seven-foot mesh fence or wriggling underneath it.
He was injured in a National Football League preseason loss to New Orleans on Saturday night when he landed on his left shoulder after hurdling a defender while trying to score at the end of a 55-yard gain.
