Sentence examples similar to difficulty to get past from inspiring English sources

We have to get past that.

You've got to get past that.

"We have to get past race.

I want to get past that.

To get past that.

We've got to get past Whitney.

So I just need to get past that (nurse 4).

In addition, playing at easier difficulties will allow you to get past the intro so that you can practice the parts that come after.

If you find yourself with this difficulty, use a razor blade to get past the build-up.

With a team of semi-professional footballers - many of whom face unimaginable restrictions and difficulties - Palestine are unlikely to get past the group stage (their pool contains Japan, who they play in Newcastle tonight, Jordan and Iraq), but it hardly matters for fans like Ayman, Zaid and Mohammad.

The defeat of both the Le Pens showed the difficulty of a far-right personality to get past the 50% threshold when faced with a mainstream candidate.