Sentence examples for difficult to move from from inspiring English sources

Was it difficult to move from modelling to acting?

But one former official said it had been difficult to move from theoretical planning to concrete actions, and it was hoped that the storm this week would change that.

Because formations such as these were difficult to move from place to place, they and the weapons on which they were based were better suited for the defense than for the offense.

In remission from breast cancer, Ms. Sargent found it physically and emotionally difficult to move from her two-story, balconied space to her new apartment in a glass skyscraper two blocks away.

Each arch was cast in two pieces with a maximum dimension of 21 metres (70 feet), which were difficult to move from the foundry to the site and to set in place.

It is a subject that tends to be treated as if it were a non-issue but I want to know whether it has been difficult to move from one class to another?

We all experience the world from our own point of view, and find it exceedingly difficult to move away from that selfish anchor.

It is difficult to move freely from one place to the other.

But pipeline bottlenecks in the Pyrenees could make it difficult to move gas from Spanish ports to central Europe.

We will build on our existing system — it's what we have, and it is too difficult to move away from it.

But Democrats are not the only ones who find it difficult to move on from the symbolic attachment of those first days.