Sentence examples for hard walk from inspiring English sources
Hard walk to promised land.
"It's a long, hard walk," he said, looking at our flimsy sandals.
"It was a cold, hard walk, but we just didn't care about the weather today," Ms. Meagher said through a tightly wrapped scarf.
Moments before, he had taken that long, hard walk through the tunnel, down a corridor and into the locker room of his crestfallen team.
The usual trip requires no alpinism, but is simply a good hard walk, But they wanted to make the circuit while staying as high on the shoulder of the massif as possible.
Her long, hard walk, naked with her head cropped brutally short while the people of King's Landing reigned insults and objects upon her and Septa Unella monotonously chanted "Shame", saw her stumble but never entirely fall.
IT'S hard, walking through Barbara Kruger's current show at the Guild Hall museum here, not to see it as a critique of its likely audience.
Yes it can be damn hard walking away from the familiar.
"From a fan's point of view it would have been an even harder walk than the players.
"It's hard to walk in and not walk out with nobody," he said.
It's harder to walk; it's harder to stay steady".
