Sentence examples for harder of from inspiring English sources
Teaching also becomes harder, of course.
United's task looks to be the harder of the two.
It's much harder, of course, to organize new societies than to start new businesses.
"The job has got harder of keeping Britain in a reformed European Union," said Cameron.
It's not as fast, but it's definitely the harder of the two".
Can't you just try harder?" Of course, I was drunk, too, so what could I say?
The architect chosen to design the monument was Julius Harder of the firm Israel and Harder.
Nicole R. Messinger, the daughter of Lupe Abuchaibe of East Hampton, N.Y., and Martin P. Messinger of New York, was married yesterday to Bryn D. Harder, a son of Joanne and Paul Harder of Topsfield, Mass.
Barbara Harder, of New Haven, makes giant monoprints on what is described as a giant press.
He is survived by two sisters, Esther Van Slyke of South Nyack and Mrs. Nilla Van Slyke Harder of Wayland, Mass.
Alice Spencer Marshall, a daughter of Lisa and Michael Marshall of Crozet, Va., was married on Saturday evening to Arthur Jacob Pesch III, a son of Patricia Harder of Free Union, Va., and Mr. Pesch of Champaign, Ill.
