In the drama activity, however, there was not much usage of adjectives, although the potential was there…' [The PST was trying to encourage the children to think what it would be like to live in the town of Hamelin, with all its rats, but found it difficult to get them into role, as they were so excited].
I needed to 'let go' but found it difficult.
He liked to be among people, but found it difficult.
He tried to converse with others, especially his children, but found it difficult.
Many enjoyed the quiz, but found it difficult, with @shepjon's tweet a typical response: I got 13/24.
For years, European companies have complained that they bought American military products but found it difficult to penetrate American markets.
I did most of my research through Google and some on LinkedIn, but found it difficult to discover a consolidated guide to nutrition programs.
Winning the gold in London four years ago was special, he agreed, but found it difficult to compare the two finals.
A city spokeswoman, Iris Reshef, said schools have always forbidden cannabis, but found it difficult to enforce the policy when students smoked on or near campus.
Some had hoped to rent their apartments online for extra income, but found it difficult because of limited technical skills and overwhelming and expensive upgrades.
Michel craved his approval, but found it difficult to win – Yves disliked Michel's decision to study social sciences rather than the hard sciences.
