Sentence examples for into harder from inspiring English sources

Nadal's physicality pushed Murray into harder workouts.

That, in turn, translates into harder times for companies and individuals who need to borrow money.

Stretch seems as if he were into harder stuff (crystal meth and human sacrifice, from the looks of that pretty young thing).

And at an age when most people have calcified into harder versions of their former selves, Mr. Cunningham still likes to be surprised.

But sometimes just a day or so later, with a glimmer of hope that Europe is pulling away from the abyss or that the United States is picking up steam, newly optimistic investors turn around and rush back from cash into harder assets, like stocks, foreign bonds or commodities, pushing prices higher together.

The hardcore-in-spirit-but-not-in-sound concept isn't new – the Minutemen brought a skittish, jazzy take on the genre that often left them drenched in spit by unimpressed hardcore fans – but it's less of a risk to a group's safety now than it used to be, and bands that might not sound hardcore but have connections to the scene are being incorporated into harder gigs.

It was into hard sell.

The neighborhood slid into hard times.

The company has run into hard times before.

That usually translates into hard-fought grudge matches.

Now that attitude has turned into hard cash".