Sentence examples for course hard from inspiring English sources

Monogamy is, of course, hard.

2) The course: Hard but fair.

It is, of course, hard to feel sorry for bankers.

It is, of course, hard to find shovel-ready projects.

It was, of course, hard on her, too.

It was a lot of fun, but of course, hard work.

After she robs the retired detective — who is, of course, hard-bitten but with a heart o' gold — he becomes her protector.

They did not, of course; hard-line commentators dismissed the wimp as a "professional hysteric" akin to "antebellum Southern belles suffering the vapors".

26 March, adult £28, child £22 for two hours, including an instructor, newforestactivities.co.uk The Eden Project's imaginative Easter events include a giant "obseggcle" course; "hard-boiled" and "over-easy" egg hunts; twists on fairground games, such as an egg shy and a fried-egg firing range; an Easter-themed crazy golf course; and an "eggucational" trail with unusual animal eggs and nests.

That does not make a course harder.

Whether they were dropped by someone like Asterix is, of course, harder to answer.