Sentence examples for streets hard from inspiring English sources

But without the familiar annotated pages of my Mapguide I found the streets hard to visualise as I planned a journey, found it hard to remember where neighbourhoods were in relation to one another, and what we might see along the way.

The city's sprawling structure and rapid redevelopment embodied by the high-rise apartments taking over historic districts—render Beijing's streets hard to navigate and its culture is just as difficult to penetrate.

In the days leading up to the vote, Sabahi's supporters hit the streets hard.

"When I was about ten years old, a kid called 3D was painting the streets hard," Banksy says about him.

The narrow, winding streets, hard enough already to navigate, are often jammed with little buses showing tourists the "homes of the stars". Lionel Richie once lived across the street.

He also pointed out that Banksy praised Del Naja, who was a Bristol graffiti artist early on, in a book about the band: "When I was about 10 years old, a kid called 3D was painting the streets hard.

Alden and Choi saw through New York City's rough exterior with bustling streets, hard-charging businessmen and raucous nightlife.

There's no home-spun glamour scene here, and no up-from-the-streets, hard edged cool either.

Among them, as he wrote in the 1977 profile in The Times, were "jooveniel delinquensy, criem-in-th-streets, hard cor unemploiment and poverty".

His house, sparsely furnished, sits on a small plot on a busy street, hard against its neighbors.

He would read the kids his poetry about living life on the street, hard knocks, talking about drugs and how you can come up out of it.