Sentence examples for received a hard time from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg received a hard time on a radio phone-in trying to defend his decision to abandon pre-election pledges on fee.

And if it didn't seem like Johns was already receiving a hard time over the costume, word reached Twitter users that she was hoping to attend the University of Florida, prompting the institution to be bombarded with complaints, along with her school too: @I_Exude_Sarcasm @chandyvan @emmajohns129 she's trying to apply to UF.

He shouldn't have a hard time receiving records from any chiropractic physician, if there's a legitimate subpoena".

"If the family kept the child then subsequent children born 'healthy' -- a child with Down syndrome is healthy -- would have a hard time receiving marriage proposals.

Even if Motorola does happen to receive preferential treatment (and I have a hard time imagining that they wouldn't), HTC seems poised to take whatever comes next with a smile and a new phone in hand.

But the experts' motivation for disclosing nonpublic material isn't clear, and prosecutors may have a hard time proving the experts received any benefit or breached their fiduciary duty.

I have a hard time because patients resent receiving public nursing care service, 10.

For this purpose, they received a hard drive containing four films, each approximately three minutes long, for each of the 40 cattle evaluated, corresponding to the time points previously described.

The latter received a hard surface in 1982.

"Many of us have a hard time simply metabolizing joy, or giving and receiving love," says Gustin.

I have a hard time with that.