Sentence examples for awkward to get from inspiring English sources

As a result, taller passengers find it awkward to get in and out of the Rapide.

"The distance is very great," he complained, "and you are awkward to get at".

Once one has straddled it there's something about it that makes it dashed awkward to get off.

Some rooms have outsize, hip-height beds, which are (and I'm 5ft 11in) awkward to get into.

There's a great social-sharing angle to this app, including publicly shared playlists, but though it looks wonderful and simple, with easy icons, its interface can be a little awkward to get through.

Unfortunately that seat is not comfortable, is awkward to get into, and is very much in the way even when not in use -- the split sections fold up against the sides of the cargo area.

That puts prudent central bankers in an awkward position: to get the economy moving they must persuade markets that they will tolerate higher inflation.

"He's an ambitious young puppy who started out a little awkward trying to get into the groove of all this," he said.

There's an awkward subject to get out of the way at the start of discussing the Delaunay, Christopher Corbin and Jeremy King's new restaurant on Aldwych.

Of course, plenty of actual dates happen as a result of Tinder and its imitators, but it can take a lot of awkward messaging to get there.

Those habits are hard to break and it can be awkward trying to get back in the swing of things without feeling like you're forcing yourself on people.