Sentence examples for got a hard act from inspiring English sources

Lorrie Moore has got a hard act to follow.

One insider said the chairman said that whoever got the job would have a hard act to follow and, with characteristic humour said Thompson's successor would have to have "the wisdom of Aristotle" as well as the "striking power of Wayne Rooney".

"Whoever gets that job will have a hard act to follow and in his 11 games this season Terry has won seven - that's fantastic.

Blowing your face off when you're right at the top of your game: it's got to be a hard act for other self-destructive music-makers to beat.

"He's got a hard job.

They have a hard act to follow.

Lisa Gurry, director of marketing for Bing, said that despite being one of the biggest rappers in the country, Drake was not a hard act to get.

"He's a great manager and is going to be a hard act to follow, but I've got faith in whoever comes in, whoever the board picks.

He probably won't get stuck up a zipwire, but the 2012 Games will be a hard act to follow.

It's a hard act to follow, but lately Barack Obama has gotten on the arts-education bandwagon.

It adds up to a hard act to beat.