Sentence examples for gone through difficult times from inspiring English sources

She had gone through difficult times before, but she'd always been able to overcome them.

"Lloyds has gone through difficult times," Mr. Horta-Osorio said when his appointment was announced in November.

"To the extent that she has gone through difficult times personally, she keeps that to herself, while taking her responsibilities very seriously".

"We've gone through difficult times in the last 23 years, but we've always found a solution," the foreign minister, Kristian Vigenin, told the Guardian on a recent march.

I understand that, you know, he's gone through difficult times of late, and that he's leaving his ministry after many years.

The man had lost his mother when he was 6 and the family had gone through difficult times, when he felt an overwhelming helplessness.

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.