Sentence examples for difficult early from inspiring English sources
But if the Jets struggle against what appears to be a difficult early schedule, creating tension at quarterback, how will Tebow and Sanchez react?
After Napier's difficult early three-pointers -- he was falling away on two of them and stepping back to open a sliver of space on a third -- Boatright and Daniels took over.
18: exact number of messages posted on the new Dowling family WhatsApp group across the difficult early hours of Wednesday 9 November.
More recently, Coco Before Chanel – the 2009 biopic documenting the difficult early career of Coco Chanel – won plaudits for its elegant styling but was labelled "rather dull" by film critic Philip French.
Nehru, in case you've forgotten, was elected president of the Indian National Congress six times, and became India's Prime Minister in 1947, helping the country through its difficult early years of independence while scouting for the old Milwaukee Braves.
The balance vests equally over the next three years of service, rewarding those who are loyal through those difficult early times.
His first goal was to survive that difficult early stretch.
Still, the tortoise, even in this difficult early stage, has already moved out front.
Georgia (1-2) sustanothernother loss in its difficult early season schedule.
Yet today's Spain is, in turn, deeply different from that of Mr Gonzalez: it is a solid economic success.For that, thank four things: EU membership and the opening of the economy; successive devaluations in the difficult early 1990s; the psychological shock of the 1993-94 crisis, when unemployment hit almost 25%; and now first-round membership of the euro zone.
Contrary to the claim of a celebrated study by Harrison and Cynthia White, Durand-Ruel did not perform "the role of patron -- in the Renaissance sense of the word," for he did not provide steady or continuous support for the Impressionists in their difficult early decades.
