Sentence examples for hard to cross from inspiring English sources

"Now it's really hard to cross, but it's always possible". He's heard, though, that crossings are down.

It's hard to cross over from one to the other".

It is hard to cross Guadalupe; the cars come fast.

Social, religious, gender, economic and class borders are hard to cross," he said.

It turned out that the Sea of Japan, never hard to cross, was amenable to rubber rafts.

He either mistakenly or sloppily ran a drifting seam route instead of cutting hard to cross the face of safety Stevie Brown.

It also lacks even the modest scholarly gestures of an index or a bibliography, which can make it hard to cross-check certain strands.

Or at least much harder to cross.

This was harder to cross than the first one.

"It is getting harder and harder to cross the frontier.

The southern frontier has never been harder to cross.