Sentence examples for begins a hard from inspiring English sources

a) actually begins a hard fight for substantive programs (like those mentioned in today's Times editorial on the jobs crisis), knowing full well that his opponents will vote them down and that he'll then have them clearly on record doing so; and that.

The day before the festival weekend began, a hard rain turned the pasture into a mudhole.

Organizations like the National Organization of Women (NOW) began a hard push for state-ratification of the ERA.

Mr. Adams then began a hard-fought battle for their custody.

ORLANDO, Fla .— Senator John McCain began a hard-hitting political attack on Senator Barack Obama's national security credentials on Monday and stepped up his rhetoric against the Russian presence in Georgia in remarks intended to showcase his ability to be commander in chief.

She begins a long and hard-fought journey to freedom through the jungles of Haiti, the neighborhoods of Cuba, and the households of New Orleans.

Dupuytren's disease generally begins as a hard nodule on the palm and slowly progresses into a fibrous cord that pulls the affected digit into a flexed contracted position [ 4, 5].

Once the partnership began, a long, hard slog ensued.

However, it is near certain Gatland will be in charge when Wales begin a very hard run-in to the 2011 World Cup.

This week at VICE, we slowly emerged from the vacuum of the 2016 election and began a good hard look at what's ahead.

But other E.U. experts said it was time that Brussels, before pursuing unrealistic global ambitions, begin taking a hard look at its own backyard.