Sentence examples for hard to wind from inspiring English sources
Verses that commended Nature, then were a bit hard to wind up.
Not only was the wire hard to wind, but it was too thick to get many turns.
Sometimes it's really hard to wind down – you just want to talk about it – so we have a cheese and pickle debrief.
The three previous directors had come from Italy, which often used to be the agency's main source of non-earmarked donations.A war of two halvesWestern countries will find it hard to wind down the war on drugs without wide consensus.
"It is very hard to wind down after a White House experience," said Lisa Caputo, a former deputy assistant to Mr. Clinton and press secretary to Hillary Rodham Clinton, who, among other things, will also occasionally sleep in Westchester County.
Running hard to wind up in the same place.
If your half-life is six hours and you drink an eight-ounce coffee at 4 p.m., half the caffeine will likely still be in your system at 10 p.m. -- blocking the action of a snooze-inducing chemical in the brain and making it harder to wind down.
The two units planned to meet in the desert to transfer the wounded SEALs so they could be taken back to the amphibious assault ship for treatment, but one of the Ospreys lost power, hitting the ground hard enough to wound two service members and disable the aircraft.
In remarks to a House Financial Services subcommittee last week, Mr. Liddy expressed concern that such resignations would make it harder for A.I.G. to wind down its portfolio of derivatives, currently worth $1.6 trillion.
Throughout the world, many groups will push hard for massive subsidies to wind and solar energy.
Their findings should be used to make it harder for innocent people to wind up in prison.
