Sentence examples for be a hard track from inspiring English sources

It's going to be a hard track".

This track is a hard track; a horse weighs 1,500 pounds.

"I lost that job …" "... and he can be a hard man to track down," laughs Withers, who joins Nzaramba on conference call.

The series flags a little, stretched over four volumes, and Aylett's prose, dense with imagery that stops you in your tracks, can be a hard read, but the effort is worth it.

Asked whether the recently well-watered soils of Essex would be a harder place to find lion paw tracks, Mr Laburn said: "No, in the mud it will be easier.

It's a hard-charging track that gestures back to the time when rock and roll and R. & B. were fraternal twins.

He is a hard man to track down.

"He is a hard person to track down.

Haruki Murakami is a hard man to track down: the author of Norwegian Wood and 1Q84 rarely makes public appearances or gives interviews.

Seed is the new A. As for whether founders own less because of this trend, that's a hard one to track, again because ownership stats are the last ones you'll find.

Paul Kalbrenner's emotional collaboration with his brother Fritz "Sky and Sand" was a pretty hard track to miss if you were dancing in 2009.