Sentence examples for hard quest from inspiring English sources
What was left, and now feeds national anger, was a hard quest to keep house, habits and hope intact while the now bailed-out fat cats who'd invented securitized mortgages sloped off into the sunset, and veterans, scarred from faraway wars, limped back to the "homeland," once just home.
The hard quest for capital began with the compilation of a single-spaced 60-page loan application, which the government rejected in January, calling it "substantially incomplete".
Still strong on his hard quest to popularize soccer in America, Beckham re-signed with the Los Angeles Galaxy of MLS in January for another two years.
ALWAYS keep healing potions with you when on a hard quest.
But you lose far more in one failure than you will make up in the bonuses of several hard quests.
Not only would it be his longest, hardest, and most punishing quest; he would have to survive entirely on his own wits.
Orb was already on his way to Belmont Park in New York, McGaughey's home base, to allow the colt to become comfortable before heading to Baltimore to continue his hard-charging quest for the Triple Crown in the Preakness Stakes on May 18. "I'm not a vacation guy," McGaughey, 62, said after Saturday's race.
House Democrats have been riding the issue hard in their quest to regain control of the House -- even running bus trips for the elderly to Canada and Mexico, where drug prices are lower.
And the expected leap in demand for storage capacity, as phones double as TVs and video cameras, plays to hard disks' strengths.The quest for the universal memoryThis is all a healthy reminder that no storage technology can afford to rest on its laurels.
The younger generation may remember Rickman, whose movie résumé ranged from "Die Hard" and "Galaxy Quest" to "Truly, Madly, Deeply" and "Sense and Sensibility," as Professor Severus Snape from the "Harry Potter" franchise.
Mr Ishihara's provocation will have made that quest harder still.The rise of popular nationalism in Japan is ably abetted by the media.
