Sentence examples for difficult hour in the from inspiring English sources

He called the tragedy "one of the worst train accidents of recent years" and said it was a "difficult hour in the history of German train travel".

Every day the walk makes its shape: Armitage oils his feet and heads off after his "difficult hours" in someone's spare room; he often gets a little lost, finds the path, looks about himself, "more moor".

If America tries to punish rather than support Pakistan in this difficult hour, the Pakistani military, in a dangerous test of wills, might pursue a course of action based on emotion and hyped-up nationalism that will only weaken the joint effort to fight terrorism.

Venezuela and the world will thank you; success will depend on each one of us doing our part in this difficult hour for the country.

I had spent hundreds of very difficult hours at OLC, in the face of extraordinary resistance, trying to clean up the legal mess that then-White House counsel Gonzales.. and others had created in designing the foundations of the Terrorist Surveillance Program".

It's true that Stockholm syndrome can set in during interviews, not just because interviewers want stars to like them, but because it is genuinely difficult to spend an hour in the company of another human being and not find something sympathetic about them.

Patient persistence, indeed, was to become the measure of the man in many a difficult hour.

"I address myself to you, the leaders of nations, in this difficult hour of history," he said.

Much has been made of Manto's decision in that difficult hour to flee to Pakistan.

"And in this difficult hour, we will continue to provide it".

We express our most sincere condolences to his wife Lisa, son Jake, and his entire family in this difficult hour.