Sentence examples for hard time out from inspiring English sources

"We're having a really hard time out here — we have no idea how this society works," the commanders said.

Then, encouraged by the driver's chattiness: "Let me ask you, are people giving you a hard time out here?" The driver's face slams down like a riot gate.

"There's some hard times out there in the world".

"And the suggestion that somehow it's hard times out there, I just think is a misstatement," he said.

"It's fun in here," he said during one of these moments, "but there's a lot of hard times out there".

Apparently referring to struggling programs with prestigious histories, and mindful that the rebuilding Gators still have major bowl aspirations, Meyer said: "There's some hard times out there.

The Sox back then were a lot like the Kings today: A once-popular franchise that had fallen on hard times, out of the playoffs for four years running and sinking fast.

It's easy to imagine some of these young people sitting hard times out in university, almost as a kind of civic sanctuary, hoping that things will have improved by the time they emerge.

The government, meanwhile, will have to come up with another way of dealing with homelessness other than kicking European migrants who fall on hard times out of the country.

If you have a hard time figuring out where to place the cap, take it out of your mouth and smile in front of a mirror.

I had a hard time finding out, frankly.