Sentence examples for hard time moving from inspiring English sources
He had a hard time moving.
She took a medical timeout in the second set and had a hard time moving.
Even after a romance breaks up, Mr. Adkins's devoted characters have a hard time moving on.
Indeed, the researchers also found that whites and blacks in Atlanta both have a hard time moving up.
It was very, very cold, and slowly we had a hard time moving our feet and our hands".
"The day guys on Monday were having a hard time moving around because of stranded buses, cars and other vehicles," Mr. Nespoli said.
The "Seinfeld" cast members, of course, have had a harder time moving on.
But she will have a harder time moving her party to the centre than her husband did.
After an initial show of frustration, Kramer quickly forgave Kemkers, who has had a much harder time moving on.
But that talent is having a harder time moving up, in part because the earlier influx of young drivers has created a logjam of drivers in their 30s at the Cup level.
Comparing worker incomes across two periods, 1981 to 1996 and 1993 to 2008, the authors found that workers today have a harder time moving up the income ladder — and, interestingly, that they are slightly less likely to move down, as well.
