Sentence examples for moment of difficulty from inspiring English sources

"In this moment of difficulty it is completely forbidden for them to think as individuals first.

The club will support the player so that this moment of difficulty can be overcome".

"I don't rule out a moment of difficulty, of distress," the vicar-general told the Local.

Horta-Osório's predecessor Eric Daniels had his moment of difficulty in 2009 when he described is £1m salary as "relatively modest".

"To see someone that in a moment of difficulty maintains steady nerves is consoling because that is what we need," said Beppe Severgnini, a columnist for Corriere della Sera and the author of "Mamma Mia!" a new book about Mr. Berlusconi.

"Trying to find joy and beauty in moments of difficulty".

An adventure needs to have moments of difficulty and uncertainty.

"There were bound to be moments of difficulty," Bishop Gregory said.

His only moments of difficulty came against the lively Tunisia strikers Dos Santos and Jaziri in the semi-final.

But voters tend to reserve the word "character" to describe how a candidate behaves at moments of difficulty.

About working with Mr. Winslow, he said, "I can't say there weren't moments of difficulty," adding: "Don's a strange one, a bit hermetic.