Sentence examples for be hard on both from inspiring English sources
"It might be hard on both of us," Ryan said.
"It was hard on both my parents to be apart.
"So we had to build a relationship, and it was hard on both of us".
He's hard on both groups, but underneath the curmudgeonly rhetoric he is desperate to remind them of why real learning and teaching aren't so much luxuries as necessities.
The earliest English cakes were still essentially bread, their main distinguishing characteristics being their shape – round and flat – and that they were hard on both sides as a result of being turned during baking.
The couple was married around the time he started the station assignment, and Captain Shepherd said his commuting between Houston and Star City, the Russian astronaut training center near Moscow, has been hard on both of them.
After describing this unhappy shift, Mr. Edmundson's remaining essays are devoted to "fellow students" and "fellow teachers". He's hard on both groups, but underneath the curmudgeonly rhetoric he is desperate to remind them of why real learning and teaching aren't so much luxuries as necessities.
Sometimes, it's hard on both of us.
Hair dye and bleach is hard on both your hair and your scalp.
Note that most planers shouldn't be set to plane off more than 1/16 or 1/8 inch at a time - doing so is hard on both the wood and the planer.
