Sentence examples for difficult to pick up from inspiring English sources

Even then, it is relatively difficult to pick up.

It was difficult to pick up my medical studies again.

He's been difficult to pick up coming from behind the strikers or from the left.

It keeps him difficult to pick up when he makes those late runs into the box.

That is because it is difficult to pick up satellite signals in the valleys of that mountainous country.

When it is dark they become difficult to pick up, even under floodlights, and the game becomes too dangerous.

"I realized it was over," he said, "and it's kind of difficult to pick up the pieces after that".

Towards the end it became very difficult to pick up With Stalin, to keep subjecting myself to the lies.

-Why is it usually more difficult to pick up context or subtext from e-mails or text messages?

Brandis also said events such as the shooting in Munich were very difficult to predict and lone gunman who self-radicalise are "the most difficult people to pick up".

"There are so many good jockeys here, and it was a very difficult decision to pick up the right one," Tada said.