Sentence examples for difficult run from inspiring English sources

"It was not a difficult run but because it rained, it was quite icy.

"We are both still unbeaten but I feel we have had a more difficult run than them.

"We have been having a difficult run and minorities get a lot of publicity in this country.

Photo: The yachts in the Volvo Ocean Race reached New York Harbor yesterday after a difficult run up from Baltimore.

Its shares have had a difficult run - they were changing hands for more than £14 as recently as May.

"I would be excited for that person – to give the Democrats a difficult run – just because they would be a worthy opponent".

The minister for Europe, Pierre Moscovici, faces a difficult run-off in Montbéliard, as does the justice minister, Marylise Lebranchu, in Morlaix.

The result lifted Derbyshire out of the bottom two, one point above Somerset, and will be crucial as they prepare for a difficult run-in.

Rogue One has had a difficult run-up to release, with rumours of extensive reshoots and neo-Nazis calling for a boycott of the film.

Only North-east neighbours Middlesbrough and seemingly doomed West Bromwich Albion are below them and with only eight matches to play and a difficult run-in to come, Newcastle are two points from safety.

But the Socialists face a difficult run-off in a string of other towns where they did not score as highly as they had hoped, including Toulouse, Amiens, Reims, Saint-Etienne, Quimper and Caen.