Sentence examples for hard to get around from inspiring English sources

It makes it hard to get around".

"It's hard to get around in our society without owning a car, and most criminals do," Chief Cronin said.

"It was kind of hard to get around down there — I don't know how the streets are organized".

Even if he went over the deep end at the finale and found it hard to get around to a graceful concession.

Even if every walker followed all the unwritten walking rules, it would still be hard to get around because New York is more crowded.

(In Los Angeles, admittedly, the idea is hard to get around, since Mr. Salonen is himself a composer; he is said to have begun conducting to hear what his own pieces sounded like).

The Spanish setting is hard to get around, and most productions retain that flavour – even if, as in David Pountney's superb ENO staging set in a 40s car dump, it was Latin America rather than mainland Spain.

It's just simply hard to get around in Pakistan.

These guys [Faroudja] have patents that are going to be hard to get around".

That may explain why it's so hard to get around on the metro.

"It was very hard to get around, especially being in such a big city".