Sentence examples for find it difficult to walk from inspiring English sources
Michael Gove is a man who would find it difficult to walk past a fire without pouring petrol on it.
Nearly 3m people, who can be drivers or passengers, have been issued with Blue Badges because they find it difficult to walk.
DLA, which pays out a maximum of £130 a week, is a welfare payment designed to help people look after themselves and aimed at those who find it difficult to walk or get around.
Hamas will find it difficult to walk away from this round of conflict without something to persuade its own people that the death and destruction in Gaza has achieved something.
Having invested so much time in the cause, having made such concrete promises to their voters and the many people unhappy with how Obamacare has worked for them, GOP leaders would find it difficult to walk away.
Caruso warned last month, "Teachers tell us that if the meals are no longer provided, there is a significant risk that parents will stop sending their children to school; children find it difficult to walk long distances to school or stay in class for a full day on an empty stomach". School meal funding could be increased.
For example, with technology Interviewee 4 was in constant pain and found it difficult to walk any distance, telling us " I'm finding it very hard to walk any distance at all and I'm really struggling at work to keep going".
When Baer first came to New York City, she found it difficult to walk down the street.
Ms. Young tried to lift Ms. Gladstone, who was injured and found it difficult to walk.
In his 60s and 70s, Williams found it difficult to walk any great distance.
