Sentence examples for difficult to get over from inspiring English sources
"He got the stage, not just as a physical thing but a philosophical thing," Mr. Marsh said, "and that's difficult to get over in an exhibition".
The moments when I have hesitations are when there are obstacles that are going to be difficult to get over," he said.
"It's the shock that's so difficult to get over," she said.
It wasn't too difficult to get over it".
"She found it very difficult to get over murdering her child, as she put it".
That creates a barrier which is very difficult to get over.
How difficult will it be to get over that 77 after holding the 54-hole lead in a bid for his second major title?
"We were after flair players and when you get into that market as a Premier League club, you have your league and divisions like the Bundesliga chasing them because they are a rare commodity, so it is difficult to get them over the line," Pardew said.
It was really difficult to get it to turn over at all.
"It has been difficult to get policy makers over that hump.
Eventually, it became too difficult to get the dogs over the leads, and the team decided to have them evacuated.
