Sentence examples for difficult lane from inspiring English sources

"Danalynn is difficult," Lane said.

Then there is the fact that professional bowlers play on more difficult lane conditions.

"It's not an excuse but it's the truth it is more difficult in lane one," said Ellington.

Adam Morrison (18.5 points), a 6-8 scorer who can shoot 3-pointers and drive the lane, is difficult to cover. 4 -- LOUISVILLE The Cardinals have won 18 of their last 19 games.

It's also difficult not to consider Lane's own work, especially her novels "Let the Hurricane Roar" and "Free Land," which show a strong similarity in subject matter and storytelling to "Little House".

In Atlanta, as at other airports, it is difficult to add more lanes for screeners.

In New Delhi, for example, the experiment foundered in part because it proved difficult to protect bus lanes from traffic.

Confronting the Royalists directly would involve moving into ground described as containing "dense copses and unnumerable banked hedges with ditches flanking fields and lining sunken lanes"; while this would allow the troops to move in a concealed fashion, it would also make deployment difficult, and the numerous lanes would restrict movement in the heat of battle.

School and its structures of authority may not reward her, and usually make her life more difficult, but my teenage Lois Lane is more than up to the task of being who she is anyway.

Although New York State law provides that students have the right to remain in school until they are 21, the suit charges that officials at Lane routinely told difficult students it was time to go elsewhere.

It is difficult though to identify the lane edge from this irregular distribution.