Sentence examples for really hard to save from inspiring English sources

"I'm trying really hard to save enough to move, but I have bills to pay," she said.

I tried really hard to save this for the summer, but I'm as addicted to Frances Wilson's writing as her latest subject, Thomas De Quincey, was to opiates, Romantic poets and murder.

If there isn't much work to be done, you might even be able to work out some other kind of arrangement (ex. "If I work really hard to save water and electricity, will you pay me the amount of money we saved on the bill since last month?").

"We really, really worked hard to save the marriage," Aaron told me, "but he decided to move on.

Speaker 1: It was really hard to keep retraining staff.

"Even with a full-time job, it's hard to save money for tuition; I really appreciate it," said Ms. Harmata, who recently completed her sophomore year.

Really hard to say much about SS.

"It's really hard to say".

We tried, everyone tried, so hard to save him.

"It's really hard to do that because he's been so good for us," Girardi said of Soriano, who squandered a save after converting his first nine chances.

It's really hard to describe.