Sentence examples for difficult to grab from inspiring English sources

However, Webb has learned to accept that it is difficult to grab the spotlight from Woods.

"That might only happen in a couple of spots that are theoretically difficult to grab with a camera," Korfiatis said.

For all their elegance, Feist's gossamer hiccups can be as difficult to grab hold of as fistfuls of steam.

On the other hand, the Heat's high-paid stars made it difficult to grab complementary players, especially at the center position.

"My feeling is it will be very difficult to grab beachfront willingly from homeowners," said Michael Willmott, a broker with East Haven's Willmott Real Estate Company, which has sold shoreline homes for 33 years.

The buttons are a bit stiff, but it's not too difficult to grab the back of the bud with your finger when you press them to save your ear canals.

On dry pavement, those huge tires equal endless grip, but super-wide tires that lose grip in the rain are even more difficult to make grab the road again once traction is lost.

Raisman nailed her own difficult tumbling passes to grab the silver.

New York City is the headquarters of distractions, making it difficult for Tribeca to grab attention.

But the proceedings before Judge Hellerstein suggest ways to make sure that those who legitimately are injured receive the help they need without unnecessary delay, while making it more difficult for people to grab money they may not deserve.

Wasabi slices tend to float on the surface of the water, making it more difficult for crayfish to grab and handle the food.