Sentence examples for been difficult to wake from inspiring English sources

But on this morning, Mrs. Chakaka said it had been difficult to wake the boys.

The senior quarterback Ben Ganter said it was difficult to wake up so early.

"If you watch three games in a row," he said, "it's going to be difficult to wake up the next day and watch another 4 o'clock game".

In both shows, the makeup offers such a perfect mask that it's difficult to wake up the next day and be, well, Jane.

It's a common belief that adolescents are tired, irritable and uncooperative because they choose to stay up too late and are difficult to wake in the morning because they are lazy.

On a 7-point Likert scale, where 1 represented being very tired and groggy on awaking, 51% and 57% from the two boards scored 3 or less, and when asked whether it was difficult to wake in the morning, 41%and47%7% of the students responded "often".

Wake remembered from his own student days that frogs in the Sierras had been difficult to avoid.

In the wake of adapting to climate change and mitigating its effects, social transformations are required that would have been difficult to implement in other circumstances.

Prior to the development of mesoscale weather station networks, or mesonets, it was difficult to find wake lows.

However, it can be very difficult to wake them and they will be disorientated and confused for a while once woken.

It's more difficult to wake up on time if you are not getting enough sleep at night.