Sentence examples for face a difficult passage from inspiring English sources

And even then it would face a difficult passage through Congress.

City's previous failures mean they are seeded in the third pot of four and are again likely to face a difficult passage to the knockout stages.

But mounting anger over the sheer scale of concessions Athens will be forced to make will ensure that any deal faces a difficult passage.

Among Aytmatov's most important works are Trudnaya pereprava (1956; "A Difficult Passage"), Litsom k litsu (1957; "Face to Face"), Jamila (1958; Eng. trans. Jamilia), Pervy uchitel (1967; "The First Teacher"), Proshchay, Gulsary! (1967; Farewell, Gulsary!), and Bely parokhod (1970; The White Ship, also published as The White Steamship ).

"It was a difficult passage to Norwich," said Taras D. Szczur, the ship's spokesman.

A difficult passage in American history was thus smoothed over and made palatable and familiar.

She calls this "a difficult passage in which Freud foresaw that many women might go astray.

There is reliable old Tozer, whom Hollander calls in whenever he needs a difficult passage paraphrased.

The bill has had a difficult passage through Parliament.

N - Perfect pitch -- he sometimes had memory lapses -- she could always improvise her way through a difficult passage.

If it's a difficult passage in a piece of music, count and sing it out.