Sentence examples for once so hard from inspiring English sources

The artist Raqib Shaw was once so hard up that he couldn't afford a flight back to India.

As you near your end, you will always remember that one that was once so hard to find, has now finally left you with a destitute mind.

Again, this is pretty enormous behaviour: shagging once so hard a crowd of distant angry parents call the police about it is pretty massive, but finishing up?

Reid's point is that Hume's account of memory entails that the person who is able to both bring about an impression and then, sometime later, a somewhat less forceful impression or idea (say, by literally hitting his head against a wall, once hard enough to really hurt, once not so hard), thereby remembers the first.

Others walk in the shadow of death that your Presidency has cast on the freedoms for which you once fought so hard.

May he be remembered as the mayor who once worked so hard to make New York what he called a "proud city".

For the rest of the cold war, Mr. Sheymov helped the agency try to breach the K.G.B. code systems that he had once worked so hard to defend.

With obvious pride, he explained to me that Kadyrov has willed into being a Chechen state that surpasses what he and other rebel commanders once fought so hard to achieve.

Yet, in a later conversation, when Parrish told Kessler that the company would publicly support federal regulation, Kessler found himself questioning the effort he had once fought so hard for.

Barack Obama will propose cuts to social security benefits on Wednesday that risk fatally undermining the safety net Democrats once fought so hard to protect, according to campaigners who have delivered a two-million name petition to the White House.

No matter that he had been somewhat unpopular, occasionally the recipient of pointed abuse, once punched so hard in the stomach that he vomited in a tidy unreal circle in the snow.