Sentence examples for makes heavy sledding from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reason, this account makes heavy sledding out of what ought to be a hoot, the actors all working double time.

There's no doubt this can make for heavy sledding; Kafka is not, as Epstein argues, always (or even often) fun to read.

Prone to making heavy demands.

Stone or terracotta make heavy, sturdy pots.

Force may sound like heavy sledding, but its elegance and technical leger-de-main make it consistently entertaining (while running a tad long, like all too many films these days; where is the fat-free patrol? Overrun by the filmmaker's ego?) Force is a contrast in light and dark: the glacial white exteriors of the Alps alternate with the burnished, safe warmth of the sleek hotel.

Without Mr. Nighy, "The Vertical Hour" would be heavy sledding.

Although full of wonderful metaphors and analogies, it may prove heavy sledding for many readers.

Still, the cosmic physics would be heavy sledding in any book chiefly devoted to Einstein's life and times, and Mr. Isaacson acknowledges that.

He faces heavy sledding because United's mechanics, as well as its baggage personnel and ticket agents, are still working at pre-ownership-plan (1994) wages.

The fact that these signs are widely flouted by sledding enthusiasts does not make sledding there legal, so sled at your own risk.

Really heavy sleds with wooden tracks being pushed and then pulled along wooden tracks.