Sentence examples for meant hard from inspiring English sources

And after a while, they did.It meant hard work for him.

We meant "hard to overstate" — that is, the significance is so great that it would be difficult to go too far in describing it.

The economic slowdown has meant hard times for recent college graduates, who have had job offers delayed or rescinded as companies try to cut costs.

FOR serious birders all over the Hudson Valley, the weekend before Christmas meant hard work, and not just the kind that involves pushing through the shopping mall.

Even if you're covered, the broken state of the health-care system has meant hard work, and hardship, for millions of people.

A 2008 audit by the trust showed that heavy rain during mid-May meant hard times for early summer insects, which in turn meant many blue tit and great tit nests failed.

No, I mean hard.

I mean hard hits, not just hits.

"Does modern have to mean hard and harsh?

Children will always mean hard work and self-control.

For the women who serve them, this means hard work.