Sentence examples for hard time losing from inspiring English sources

On "Gilmore Girls" on WB, the teenage heroine keeps her virginity in high school; on "Everwood," the teenage hero has a hard time losing it.

They sharpen us mentally and physically, and can also be relaxing diversions, but still have a hard time losing their childish associations which is fine.

I was having a hard time losing my dad".

KF: Why do some people have such a hard time losing weight and keeping it off?

There are, of course, certain medical conditions or genetic reasons why you may have a hard time losing weight.

However, he added that he had a hard time losing his fiance so he could to track down an engagement ring. .

The club had fallen on hard times — losing too many games and too many fans — and Steinbrenner set about making it a winner.

This is a program that had fallen on hard times, losing 40 of 45 conference games in its first five seasons in the Pac-12.

Hence, it has a harder time losing a proton to cross the plasma membrane and enter the neuron.

Songs from his new album, "Women + Country" (Columbia), and his 2008 album, "Seeing Things" (Columbia), were recession-era dirges: tales of hard times, lost love, futile work and an absent God.

The United States, a long-dominant men's tennis power now fallen on hard times, lost its remaining top 20 player Tuesday (for next week's rankings) when John Isner became Pospisil's first victim here in three sets.