Sentence examples for go through difficult times from inspiring English sources

"Players  go through difficult times," he said.

We will go through difficult times but we go through them together.

"But while orchestras can go through difficult times, there's a demand for them.

We go through difficult times and periods of depression like everyone else and it is a struggle to keep a positive outlook on life.

Family members, who have seen the company go through difficult times before, are willing to take a long view, he said.

Crazy Age catches perfectly the poignancy of a parent's "agonised love for their grown-up children, a love just as susceptible to rejection and ridicule and fear in its own way as unrequited sexual desire … " and the helplessness of watching them go through difficult times, knowing there is little you can do.

Going through difficult times makes you appreciate the good times.

He favours the companionship-in-hard-times theory: "Going through difficult times with someone special is better than doing it alone".

The book points out that under the Children Act 1989, families going through difficult times were given support, including a period in care, if necessary, for a child.

"Going through difficult times with people breeds trust.

"Going through difficult times as a young kid makes you resilient - so I felt like I could overcome pretty much anything," he says.