Sentence examples for really hard stretch from inspiring English sources

Example questions for the scenario simulation task were "create a really hard stretch of track" and "imagine you have to drive over your route.

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If the experiences of African Americans in the Space Program show us anything, it is this: big changes and explosive innovations come from tackling a really hard problem, stretching the limits of what you know, working with people in new, unexpected ways.

To practice, Mr. Newell said, mark off an area long enough for a 10-second sprint, then do the double-pole technique "really hard" along that stretch before skiing at an easier pace for 10 minutes.

"Some of the problems you face are really hard, and sometimes people stretch to figure out how to solve them," observed a former Central Intelligence Agency Director, Robert M. Gates.

A bit of a stretch; really hard to imagine".

"We don't have big budgets for big advertising," Ms. Williams said, "so we have to work really hard to make our dollar stretch and get our share of voice".

"We're in a stretch where we're trying really hard," Lundqvist said.

And I really feel like down the stretch of games, scoring becomes really hard for us because [opponents] are taking stuff away because they know guys aren't there.

"It was hard, really hard".

"We played really, really hard".