Sentence examples for difficult crawling from inspiring English sources

At about 250 square feet it wasn't too difficult crawling around on my hands and knees sucking up ramen noodle powder.

"Hill Street" was particularly deft at catch-in-the-throat endings, and at least a third of the time the show concluded with Joyce and Frank together at the close of a difficult day, crawling into each other's arms like wounded warriors returned from the field.

You can either leave these areas bare or you can cover them with mulch or gravel, which often turn mites away because it is difficult to crawl over.

Though I would struggle nowadays to bring myself to shoot a mammal or a bird (in my youth I killed and ate a few rabbits, squirrels and pigeons), I can understand the attraction of doing so in difficult circumstances, stalking and crawling and lying in wait much as a wild predator would.

However, as OSNs become larger and the information on the network updates faster than the web pages, crawling is more difficult due to limitations in terms of bandwidth, politeness or etiquette, and computational power.

Brockers is another huge, nimble guy who can be difficult to block: this draft class is crawling with them.

Crawling around is getting hard.

We took the Cayenne into some gnarly backwoods circumstances, crawling up mud-encrusted hills that would be difficult to ascend on foot.

"We picked a crawling robot because it's actually a very difficult problem," said study leader and Harvard roboticist Sam Felton.

"Having committed themselves as to the beauty of the material, it was difficult for them to crawl out of it with either grace or success," Lockwood de Forest gleefully recalled.

The hiker was crawling on his hands and knees through thick brush, which made it difficult for rescuers to find him.