Sentence examples for hassle getting from inspiring English sources

It's more of a hassle getting to the H.O.V. lane than the speed increase warrants.

The site is large enough for parking, and there would be no hassle getting to it because it would be right off the Long Island Expressway and the Northern State and Sagtikos Parkways".

As a New York resident, she added, "it can be a hassle getting all of your stuff out of the apartment to the gig if you play tuba and harp".

"It's a hassle getting online because it's a different setup in every park," said Ms. Davis, who was spending the night at the Moss Landing RV Park near Monterey, Calif.

These days, it's so much hassle getting from A to B that it's hardly worth venturing outside your allotted seat — if you can get to it in the first place.

There was just too much hassle getting the paperwork and production-line blueprints together and sent out to suppliers.

That hassle got him thinking: What if there were a portable satellite dish, which folds up like a piece of luggage, and could be used for camping and tailgate parties or in dorm rooms?

Your vocal on Lou's "Street Hassle" gets me every time.

"As long as a passenger is willing to get on an airplane, airlines tend not to think of how long it takes you to get there, the parking, the hassles, getting through the terminal," said Todd Hauptli, senior vice president for policy and government affairs of the American Association of Airport Executives.

Bilal talked about new hassles getting a Syrian child into an Egyptian school, about arrests at checkpoints and how many checkpoints have sprung up between 6th of October and key locations: the U.N.H.C.R. headquarters in Zamalek, the public hospital in Mohandiseen, jobs.

It's not worth the hassle of getting in to trouble.