Sentence examples for have a difficult time with from inspiring English sources

Ballet dancers can have a difficult time with my rhythms.

The squad was not expected to have a difficult time with the small West African nation.

Mr. Hall feels sure that subsequent Americans will have a difficult time with Parisians as a result of this affair.

"I'm sure the Spurs did their scouting and saw that sometimes we have a difficult time with the zone".

However, the pine trees are not defenseless: squirrels have a difficult time with wide pinecones that weigh a lot but have fewer seeds.

Many people, like Ms. Whitton, have a difficult time with standard imaging machines, said Dr. Robert Breger, director of M.R.I. at St . Lukes Medical Center in Milwaukee.

Mr. Mitchell had a difficult time with the players' union.

They've always had a difficult time with my swearing and choice of subject matter.

The Panthers have had a difficult time with Atlanta, but Beuerlein comes up big.

"James had a difficult time with being James Riley, because he would get kidded.

History, which prefers linear narratives, has a difficult time with artists who zigged while others zagged.