Sentence examples for more difficult days from inspiring English sources
Anticipating that Father's Day the year after his death would be one of the more difficult days, I wrote an article celebrating the lessons my dad taught me.
There are more difficult days ahead.
"I have had more difficult days than that.
As I said when I announced this strategy, there will be more difficult days ahead.
On more difficult days, we have managed as few as 26 or as many as 645.
To local growers like Charles F. Roper, whose family owns 1,800 acres of trees in Winter Garden, hemispheric tensions and global politics simply boil down to more difficult days.
Team-mate Waterfield endured a more difficult day in his first individual competition since missing the Europeans with a neck injury.
The more days in a row, the better, but that gets more difficult these days.
"The ICC is going a long way towards making our jobs [the captains] more difficult these days but ultimately the responsibilities fall upon myself".
Most were able to find some kind of part-time work, though Michelle Cioffoletti, 16, said it was more difficult these days.
Is it getting more difficult these days for Nintendo to satisfy gamers' needs and to find the right balance between the quality and timeliness of releases?
