Sentence examples for harder town from inspiring English sources
She travels around Toronto by bicycle and does not own a car, but drives when in Los Angeles because it is "a harder town to cycle in".
But Johnannesburg is a very hard town.
NEW YORK is a hard town for a pack rat.
"It's a hard town when you have a constituency of no one," said one Department of Education official.
The great country musician Tom T. Hall wrote a song called "Last Hard Town" about sitting on the tour bus and thinking about the crowd he had just left behind.
Hall concluded with a salute to the audience, "The thing that keeps us goin' is the good folks in the last hard town we met".
"It's a hard town to come into because of the prices," Ms. Scott said, "but people never want to leave".
And, he says, "this is such a hard town that I'm not going to give up anything that can fuel me, any of my demons.
Newman sounds as weary and hollowed-out as this "hard town by the sea", one of many American cities sinking fast in the 1970s.
