Sentence examples for present hard times from inspiring English sources
we are pleased to present Hard Times from our new album After Laughter.
The expected acoustic blues are present ("Hard Times"), but so are a sampling of such 1940s pop standards as "Autumn Leaves".
The Pearl, which first presented "Hard Times" in 1997, has swelled the cast: six actors now play three or four roles each, as well as provide narration.
When you're presented with hard times and placed in new territories, you'll be surprised at how creative you become.
Maybe you want to roll back term limits because you really believe you are the only one who can shepherd the city through the present and coming hard times.
He's more than welcome at established institutions like the Brooklyn Academy of Music, which is presenting "Love in Hard Times," a monthlong, three-program tribute and retrospective from Tuesday to April 27, full of other people singing his songs along with Mr. Simon himself.
But "Sir Luscious Leftfoot" presents a starker dichotomy between hard times and a good time, as "Sumthin's Gotta Give" illustrates.
The novel that, like Dickens' Hard Times (1854), presents the lives of workingmen or other members of the lower orders is not necessarily an example of proletarian fiction.
I also extend this to anyone else in my life, past or present that may find themselves in hard times.
It would also be a boon to present-day Paterson, which has lately suffered hard times.
