Sentence examples for hard to surpass from inspiring English sources

Size-wise, HangarBicocca is definitely hard to surpass.

My first soft-shell crabs of spring will be hard to surpass.

Such are the passions he is pursuing after a six-year career in government that seemed hard to surpass.

Salmon from Washington and Alaska and other distant points that has been properly handled and refrigerated is hard to surpass.

For listeners who prefer the historical approach to Baroque style, the annual performances of Handel's "Messiah" at St. Thomas Church set a standard that is hard to surpass.

She recognizes that no matter how many more Grand Slam titles she wins, the spoils of her 2010 victory will be hard to surpass.

Oddly, self-stigma may be the hardest to surpass.

A brilliant cinematographer would be hard put to surpass Furst's ability to conjure the atmosphere, mood and smells of his stories' locales.

As great as his track record is, Belichick will be hard pressed to surpass the six NFL titles won by the Chicago Bears' George Halas.

We're lucky that the Met decided to bring this winning formula over, instead of attempting to make a new one, because it's a hard one to surpass.

If David Bowie's death inspired more writers to tackle the subject, they'll be hard-pressed to surpass Reynolds' work. .