Sentence examples for getting over the difficult from inspiring English sources

Breaks are important, but the temptation of a break can start to creep in at particularly insidious moments, like just as your essay starts to get hard and you might be better served by getting over the difficult hump of that paragraph or that page.

"I know that with the passage of time I will be able to get over the difficult wound I have endured," he said.

"Through the dialogue, we will send a message that China and the United States are cooperating substantively to get over the difficult times, which will help boost the confidence, promote global financial stability and world economic recovery," said Vice Premier Wang Qishan, Beijing's economic troubleshooter.

"I'm very happy despite the fact I'm just getting over what has been a difficult period," Balotelli told Sky Sports of his recent transfer from Manchester City.

"Getting rid of the idea or concept of Afghanistan is very difficult, just as getting over the idea of Yugoslavia was difficult," Ms. Naby said after she addressed the Middle East Studies Association last month in San Francisco.

It is easier said than done, so we will talk about reasons why moving on and getting over the breakup is so difficult.

Even more difficult was getting over the paranoia they had grown up with in Germany.

He told reporters Saturday night that he would have a difficult time getting over the double-bogey six he made on his final hole of the third round, even though he still was leading the Masters for the seventh straight round.

Getting over the breakup will only be more difficult if you're constantly reminded of what you lost or why you're angry.

"It's a very difficult issue, because anything we do requires getting over the US veto.

That's a little difficult at the moment as I'm still getting over the shock," said Millen.