Sentence examples for sometimes difficult to nail from inspiring English sources

Even in Ikaria, the truth has been sometimes difficult to nail down.

David Letterman is more difficult to nail down.

The point of lying is difficult to nail down.

Fry-ups, the most perfect meal known to slightly overweight man, are deceptively difficult to nail.

The actual value of personal discount rate is notoriously difficult to nail down.

A complete English breakfast, or what the Brits call fry-ups, are deceptively difficult to nail.

Weekend reservations are sometimes difficult to snare.

They're sometimes difficult to find.

"It was sometimes difficult to reach him," he said.

"The wind and cold is sometimes difficult to handle".

Its legacy is historically impressive but sometimes difficult to manage.