Sentence examples for difficult to visit in from inspiring English sources
It is a three-hour drive from the nearest international airport, in Kelowna, making it difficult to visit in a day.
It will be difficult to visit both in a single day, so all those visitors will need to sleep and eat somewhere.In this section As boomers wrinkle Tilting rightwards Fathers and sons Noah problem Party over Goths at the gate ReprintsBut some see stormier waters.
It is difficult to visit the Saturn rocket displayed today in Houston, on its side, without hearing the ghosts in the machine.
Their widowed mother, who still lives in Ohio, found it increasingly difficult to visit Judy.
None but a select few from the occupied territories can visit Israel, and Palestinians who live in Israel are finding it increasingly difficult to visit the territories.
The prospects have cited different factors in their decision to wait, including scheduling issues that make it difficult to visit colleges.
Since Christmas, Blackburn has drawn at Liverpool and at Everton, two of the most difficult grounds to visit in the Premiership.
That goal, and the match as a whole, should be added to the growing file of evidence that Anfield, without any exaggeration, may have legitimate claims to be thought of as the most difficult place for any team to visit in the Champions League right now.
At times, it may be difficult for the guest speaker to visit in person, consequently, they may be invited to participate via audio-visual means.
Marseille also had a difficult relationship with his natural father whom he refused to visit in Hamburg for some time after the divorce.
