Sentence examples for have hard time from inspiring English sources

It's such a grandiose name that I have hard time saying it with a straight face.

THEIR PLEA IS RIDICULED Larger Operators Say They Have Hard Time Getting Tickets, but Make Money on 50-Cent Charge.

(To nail it, Politico published a Nine questions for Perry article listing subjects the candidate will have hard time avoiding).

Old clothes in Europe have hard time because people hang onto clothes till they are completely worn out.

As I have pointed out before, Romney continues to have hard time attracting the conservative base of the party and winning the most conservative states.

Potential clients are not interested in how good you are at HTML – after all, these days we have kids learning it at school, so for a lot of people have hard time persuading themselves that they have to pay someone for work they can ask their 12-year-old son to do.

"Anyone can have hard times".

"Sure, I had hard times, but they were normal".

She had hard times often in her movie career.

When people are having hard times, they're unhappy.

We all have had a hard time.