Sentence examples for hard time hanging from inspiring English sources

"I had a hard time hanging on to him".

You'll have a hard time hanging on if you ride that way, of course.

His exit will allow someone less tainted to defend his seat, but the Democrats will have a hard time hanging on to their 60-seat supermajority in the Senate.In the House, more Republicans than Democrats plan to retire this year.

"Is it any wonder we have a hard time hanging out with our neighbors," he asks rhetorically after a long discourse on extinctions, "when at one time we went through the whole planet and just cleaned house?" Mr. Deak is in touch with his inner hominid.

Even established players have a hard time hanging on.

It's already having a hard time hanging on to its existing users and most of its users probably don't care all that much about DRM, but they would care if Netflix suddenly stopped working.

He may have a hard time just hanging on to the integrity of that most democratic, social, informational, commercial, accessible, hard-working and efficient piece of infrastructure yet devised by humankind -- the New York City street.

My group of friends spent time hanging out on the West Bank at a café called Hard Times.

He spent more time hanging on to her than hanging out with her.

Or wasted time hanging around the wrong terminal?

Calvelli played it cool this time, hanging back.