Sentence examples for difficult to walk on from inspiring English sources
(Inclined wires are no more difficult to walk on than straight ones, he says. He has even walked on them blindfolded. In circus parlance, the blindfolded walk on an inclined wire is a "death walk," and it is always referred to as an "attempt").
It's very difficult to walk on the streets while the generators are running.
"It is not difficult to walk on a tightrope," he assured me.
Heathrow was very busy and it was difficult to walk on the floor because some of it moved.
"The exposure of the accused on his stumps to inmates will have a severe effect on him … How can we say Pistorius will not be a victim of gang rape?" He would find it "extremely difficult" to walk on his stumps on concrete and slippery floors like those in prisons and would find the showers not equipped with the rails he needs.
As a result of the volcanic eruption in 2002, the entire site is built upon massive rocks of hardened lava making the ground incredibly difficult to walk on, let alone sleep on.
I am willing to bet the top-mounted shagger here is still finding it difficult to walk, four days on, wobbling around still like a hobbled cowboy.
Wearing flats may make it difficult to walk without tripping on a long hem.
I find it very difficult to walk pass two-for-one offers especially on things that we use.
It's increasingly difficult to walk around without a hat on, which is my very crude thermometer for such things.
