Sentence examples for hard beginning from inspiring English sources

Like many others, he called for the police to crack down hard, beginning with Sunday's match.

The business college subsequently began offering master's degrees in 1939; however, the programs were hit hard beginning in 1941 when its enrollment (particularly that of men) dropped due to U.S. involvement in World War II.

When we give participants results graphs, we find that even some who think the graphs will be "too hard" begin to read and interpret them, thinking aloud about their meaning.

Rudolf was ultimately hanged at Auschwitz.Mr Harding begins his book with a promise to challenge "the traditional portrayal of the hero and the villain".

As changes to make core GCSE subjects harder begin to bite, heads warn grades are becoming unreliable and incomparable year on year.

"We have to play hard from beginning to end; you have to have pride," Hardaway said.

IBM learned the same lesson the hard way, beginning in 1956.

Now that the hard part is over... another hard part begins!

Unfortunately, integer-period sampling is usually hard to achieve, since sampling device is hard to begin and end exactly at the signal's head and tail, respectively.

"Now the hard part begins," he said.

So where does the hard argument begin?