Sentence examples for difficult basket from inspiring English sources

Then a difficult basket broke their hearts.

She said Aboriginal affairs were often put in the "too difficult" basket.

"It's very tempting at times of stress and difficulty, such as we've been through in the last couple of days, to think: "We'll drop it in the 'too difficult' basket", the 60-year-old archbishop said.

Equally, policy considerations that might emanate from such M & E work often fall into the too sensitive/too difficult basket.

On the last play, the game still up for grabs, Latrell got a difficult pass under the basket and went up for a last-second fallaway shot as Duncan and Robinson converged on him, arms extended.

The Celtics are playing without Rajon Rondo, their All-Star point guard, and, for that matter, without any point guards, making it difficult to find easy baskets.

Once seated, it's difficult to resist the pastry basket, which includes apple cinnamon focaccia and "monkey bread," a woven sticky bread, but save room for the changing menu of egg dishes and fish salads ($13.95 to $15.95).

However, if Walmart decides to keep its minimum order requirement at $35 indefinitely, that could make ShippingPass less compelling to potential subscribers (assuming it goes public), as it's far less difficult to build a $35 basket than a $50 one.

A big rebounding presence in the middle, she made strong offensive moves to the basket that were difficult to stop, but she had a tendency to get into foul trouble.

"It's difficult because Gower is the bread basket of Swansea, bringing in millions of visitors and pounds every year.

A mechanical lithotripter (BML-4Q; Olympus Optical, Tokyo, Japan) was used to fragment the stones if they were larger than the diameter of the distal bile duct or were difficult to remove using the Dormia basket or balloon-tipped catheter.