Sentence examples for hard excuse from inspiring English sources
While it is in the air hit it towards the field where the other team is and smack it hard (excuse my language).
If that is hard to excuse, consider this, said Ms. Feng: She wasn't in her right mind.
Such is the pressure on N.H.L. goalies these days that it is hard to excuse even one miss.
But the posh prices make it hard to excuse the number of kinks a year after opening.
The president left it mostly to others on Wednesday to praise his record and defend his decisions, beginning in an eight-minute video that, while celebrating his major accomplishments, dwelled heavily on the challenges Mr. Obama has faced, and worked hard to excuse him for what he had not achieved, particularly on gun control.
The construction of a great football team involves every aspect of the game, and it is hard to excuse Wenger's refusal to take seriously the piecing together of an effective rearguard, particularly when they concede a goal like Cléo's equaliser, which left Arsenal's supporters praying that Sporting Braga would not snatch a win in Ukraine.
If you're having a hard time, excuse yourself and leave.
But the second charge, concerning prevention, is harder to excuse.
Making it harder to excuse him is the fact that Morganella was raised in the F.C. Basel youth system, which has thrived on multiethnicity.
Networking apps make it harder to excuse not getting in touch with people by claiming you lost their card or did not know they had changed jobs.
