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You can use it to suggest that something is difficult to do and takes a lot of effort. For example: "I know if I put in the hard practice I'll eventually get better at this skill."
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"No predictions," Drury said Friday after a hard practice, his seventh straight day of skating.
A hard practice means pain: legs burning, arms numb, lungs afire.
You can improve so much from hard practice, training and putting in the hours yourself.
"You have to work hard, practice right-and-left-handed hook shoots, counter moves.
Archives|LIGHT WORK FOR WESLEYAN.; Varsity Will Get Down to Hard Practice for Amherst Today.
LIGHT WORK FOR WESLEYAN.; Varsity Will Get Down to Hard Practice for Amherst Today.
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Like actors intent on winning an Oscar for their performance in a film, you must be willing to work hard -- "practice, practice, practice" -- at improving your knowledge, skills, and attitude about what you do all, not just some, of the time.
"He's going out, he's playing hard, practicing hard each and every day.
"They hit particularly hard practices in rural, inner-city and border Texas".
"We've had some hard practices, longer than normal," said Zach Parise, the Devils' captain.
Page 11 TEIXEIRA RELEARNS BUNTING Mark Teixeira acknowledges that he works hard practicing bunting.
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