Sentence examples for hard spoke from inspiring English sources
He stood with King and Mandela; stood up when it was hard; spoke out when others wouldn't.
That rape was the one in which the two Republican candidate opened their mouths, inserted their feet, or some other portions of their anatomies, swallowed hard, spoke profanely; and, in doing so managed to snatch smashing defeats from the jaws of certain victories.
He also drank hard and boasted of womanizing but spoke of his wife in the most worshipful manner.
Instead, the print, partly inspired by the Cristobal Balenciaga archive, is nothing short of visionary and the strong, high shoulder is more reminiscent of the Forties silhouette – another era that spoke of sartorial perfection in hard times.
The long thin spokes and unbending mount of Bicycle Wheel vividly evoke the Paris of 1913: look into those spokes and it's not hard to picture the iron lattices of the Eiffel Tower.
Mr. Cooper's puzzle does not have a punny theme, but it SPOKE to me (sorry, it's hard to stop once you get started).
More than a dozen construction workers in hard hats surrounded the platform as the governor spoke.
The Alpenhof is a hub that spokes to everything, and the secret is out, as it is hard to book during prime-time.
The hub-and-spoke route systems, frequency of service and price competition are fiendishly complex and hard to compare with other industries.
I've had a flat tire, two broken spokes and a bent rear derailleur, which left me with only two very hard gears.
They took part because Annapolis was the first result of the initiative to make a qualitative jump; they worked hard on this initiative despite the various obstacles, including the Israeli stick placed in the spokes of Arab enthusiasm.
