Sentence examples for be difficult to grab from inspiring English sources

Many traditional styles are designed with a low depth handle and can be difficult to grab.

However, Webb has learned to accept that it is difficult to grab the spotlight from Woods.

You end (or don't begin) when it is difficult to grab a roll.

Mr Zajaczkowski admits it will be difficult to convince Poles to vote for UKIP because they are afraid of "being grabbed by the collar and kicked out".

"My feeling is it will be very difficult to grab beachfront willingly from homeowners," said Michael Willmott, a broker with East Haven's Willmott Real Estate Company, which has sold shoreline homes for 33 years.

For all their elegance, Feist's gossamer hiccups can be as difficult to grab hold of as fistfuls of steam.

It will be very difficult to grab a 10.

It's not difficult to grab a mobile gamer's attention for a long time – games like Civilization Revolution are a testament to that – but the interface doesn't lend itself to long, complex adventures like Oblivion or Bioshock.

"That might only happen in a couple of spots that are theoretically difficult to grab with a camera," Korfiatis said.

The problem is that the bed of the truck is so high that it's difficult to reach over and grab stuff, like luggage, from the bed (this reviewer is over 6 feet tall with long arms, so that's saying something).

It was difficult to predict which side would grab the all-important second goal as the game passed the hour mark.