Sentence examples for hard time line from inspiring English sources

If a true Swinger with what appears to be genuine conviction comes into the picture, set a very hard time line for receiving a term sheet.

New customers often have a hard time lining up a pressing plant at all.

The US industry times blockbuster movie releases to the Thanksgiving holiday weekend (which isn't observed in the UK), the UK has bank holidays and half-terms that the US doesn't observe, so the industry has a hard time lining up the releases of all its biggest investments/cash cows with the dates on which people are most actively buying their cinema tickets.

"They were having a hard time lining up," Eagles running back LeSean McCoy said of Washington defenders.

At the same time, Ms. Pestana said, her clients who are looking to buy are having a harder time lining up financing.

Looking like restless kindergarteners, the Sox had a hard time standingin line while the Yankees were introduced.

He could have leaned on it harder and left off the lame "third time" line.

Anti-poppists will have a hard time holding the line against the former American Idol Kelly Clarkson, who currently has the best rock song on the charts.

The prayerful melody of the fourth piece shed its songlike character; even the longest-breathed singer would have had a hard time sustaining the line at this tempo.

As proof, he painstakingly corrects an actor he is directing who is having a hard time with a line that's supposed to be spoken, Ferris Bueller style, into the camera.

In recent years I was given a very hard time from a line producer and denied my final week's wages for supporting a female colleague, who, in my opinion, had been wrongly accused of something and suffered as a result.