Although she knows she has shamed the family and can barely look at Jerry, Mary bears herself with a crisp dignity; she's inherited from her mother an ability to face hardship head-on and dare it to do its worst, as it so often seems to.
Like help for the unemployed, this would have done double duty, averting hardship and heading off spending cuts that could worsen the downturn.
Sanders himself falls into the upper end of the American middle class and is facing no financial hardship as he heads into retirement, unlike many of his peers who support Clinton.
"It was a hardship," said Curt Scheibe, the head baseball coach.
Press reports about sharp rent rises in big cities prompted Germany's two biggest parties, upon forming a coalition in late 2013, to attempt to turn into law the irresistible proposition that everyone should be able to put a roof over their head without hardship.
Smiles in the family create unity and acceptance; smiles in the face of danger express a determination to overcome hardship with a level head and a kind heart.
In your Feb. 28th issue, under the heading "Hardships of War," you state flatly, "The Japanese were the only manufacturers of feather bait for deep-sea fishing..."....
By Frank B. Cross The New Yorker, March 21 , 1942P. 51 In your Feb. 28th issue, under the heading "Hardships of War," you state flatly, "The Japanese were the only manufacturers of feather bait for deep-sea fishing..."...
She said that, unwilling… In your Feb. 28th issue, under the heading "Hardships of War," you state flatly, "The Japanese were the only manufacturers of feather bait for deep-sea… Mrs. Flanner's account of Thomas Mann's honeymoon troubles with the two An ells at Yale University is amusing, but unfortunately inaccurate.
But that doesn't mean the hardship's all in my head.
The researcher said that even though the carvers were headed for the hardship of combat, none complained about their situations.
