Sentence examples for bruise hard from inspiring English sources

But the sitcom still manages to press on a modern economic bruise, hard.

Pounding the bruise harder, Labour saw not one but two leaders defeated.

Mr. Evans comes out of a bruising, hard-swinging East-Coast jazz mainstream that probably started with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers during the 1950s and crystallized in the 1970s and '80s: the bright and dense sound of records from that period by John Hicks, McCoy Tyner and Bobby Watson.

Is this grueling, bruising, hard-to-watch movie something anyone needs to sit through?

Do not to touch the bruise to hard surfaces or that the area subject to repeated impacts.

So, the bumps — especially to the arms and legs — that once went unnoticed may now, as bruises, be hard to miss.

But by the time that response was put out for public consumption, the bruises were hard to cover up.

A few hours later, I was hundreds of feet underground, shambling through three-foot-tall tunnels, bony knees bruising over hard rock.

They should be able to support your ankles and have tough enough soles that your feet do not get bruised on hard tracks and trails.

"With this skin, bruises are harder to spot.

It was saved at the last minute by the Cavendish, a Chinese variety that had been considered something close to junk: inferior in taste, easy to bruise (and therefore hard to ship) and too small to appeal to consumers.