Sentence examples for hard walker from inspiring English sources

"If, say, somebody is burgled, the cost of replacing their possessions is going to hit them hard," Walker says.

"It's kind of hard," Walker said of his track exploits, "because I know I'm faster than what I've shown".

(Parker was memorably dismissed by Martin Amis for having turned Marlowe, that hard-boiled walker of lonely streets, into an "affable goon".

Mr Walker fought hard to push through a raft of conservative policies after winning office in 2010.

Paul Spink, president of the Wisconsin branch of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, said his union (Afscme) is pushing hard to reverse its Walker-induced slide by explaining to workers how much unions can help them and why they should join and pay dues.

This leads to a conclusion that it is very hard or impossible for walkers with step-width d to reach near the global peak when d is a realistic large value: d="1 6, and suggests that the region over the middle in real landscapes may be considerably smooth with small k-values to maintain high evolvability.

And there's another thing, they just stand there all the time, scrounging money from genuine, hard-working non-walkers who pay taxes.

There's a bouffant-haired woman with a hard twang leaning on a walker.

"If something bad happens, it's easy to get rid of a dog walker; it's hard to get rid of a house in Naples".

After eating, as Tarkanian makes his way to the parking lot, he hesitates as he steps down from the curb, putting his hand on the shoulder of a visitor and grunting hard as he guides his walker a few inches in front of him.

If this is hardgoing for a walker, it is harder for a cyclist, bent double to force his frail machine uphill, battling not only tendonitis and exhaustion but the frequent cold and rain of the high mountains.Yet there are heady compensations, too.