Sentence examples similar to be more hard working from inspiring English sources

There will have to be more hard work and the players need to quickly get on board with plenty of new ideas that Tim has brought to the club.

Most parents say bringing up a teenager is more hard work than newborn babies - with those aged 13 the biggest handful, a survey revealed today.

The archbishop said there was more hard work ahead and things would take "a little while", but he was far from downcast.

This year, they expect to turn over £300,000, but they say it has been more hard work than lounging around the pool.

"There is more hard work to be done both in terms of the proposals that are tabled and how far they go in addressing the reforms we are seeking, but then - let's be clear - in the run-up to either the February European Council or whenever we get a deal, there will be a lot of hard work to get 27 other member states signed up to what we need".

It's more hard work than I have even come to appreciate yet.

"He knows better than anyone that there's more hard work to do.

But putting the top back in place, and managing those four levers and two bolts, is more hard work.

In those days, even more than these, a woman had to be more hard-working, more ruthless, tougher and more crammed with self-belief than any man in order to achieve equality, let alone gain ascendancy.

Three things would be essential: more hard work from the players, an injury‑free season, and keeping hold of Eddie Howe.

Gorgeousness is much more hard work these days.