Sentence examples for repeated hard from inspiring English sources

Even if you haven't arrived at this sorry state, repeated hard workouts can tax the body in insidious ways.

His song about Giants Stadium, "Wrecking Ball," moved the location from the Meadowlands to "Jersey Shore," and vehemently repeated "hard times come and hard times go".

Favre was injured after taking repeated hard hits, but he was able to finish the game, which the Saints won to advance to the Super Bowl.

A proud, historic old club fallen on repeated hard times, saved from extinction by a local man, Mark Lawn, who was a supporter all his life and who put up his own money to pay off the bank debts.

In another tip of the hat to its namesake's street-racer heritage, the vehicle's ability to withstand repeated hard launches was measured in a test cycle that Chevrolet engineers called the Woodward Avenue Schedule.

On the high-speed Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, where a driver's status and reputation is measured by his willingness to offer total commitment to repeated hard braking from 190mph and preparedness to shave walls at more than 160mph on the exit of dauntingly quick corners, Hamilton and Kubica demonstrated that they are the most exciting new talents to emerge possibly for a generation.

Oh, and she can repeat hard-right ideology without swallowing her own tongue in the process.

To confirm that the rats were skipping the exam because they knew they'd get the wrong answer, Crystal and Foote repeated the hard test without the food trough.

And while Republicans like Mitt Romney slandered the "47 percent" as irresponsible "takers," Democrats like President Obama unfortunately repeated the "hard choices" mantra while others, like Nancy Pelosi, expressed a disturbing willingness to cut our already-inadequate Social Security benefits.

He refused to be carried to the rear and lay with the Colours; throughout the battle his voice could be heard calmly repeating "Die hard 57th, die hard!" In following his exhortations, the 57th earned their nickname: the "Die-Hards".

Repeated deployments, hard-to-follow rules of engagement, and missions of unclear purpose just add to that stress.