Sentence examples for through a hurdle from inspiring English sources

Sylvia Crawford, 37, whose bridal shop was blown up, has come through a hurdle by managing to open a new store.

Prosecutors had to jump through a hurdle at the Massachusetts's highest court, where defense attorneys unsuccessfully argued that indicting Carter based solely on what she wrote and said over the phone violated her First Amendment Rights.

You have made it through a tough hurdle on the hand modeling trajectory.

But first Drawbridge needs to get through a few hurdles.

Same-sex marriage is technically recognized in Israel, but queer Jewish couples have to go through a few hurdles in order to get married.

The two compartments were wedged-shaped to funnel a fish through the hurdle.

"In one stroke, G.E. eased through a lot of hurdles.

"We were surprised to see the state of some of the Premiership grounds when we finally arrived," said Rowe. "We had to jump through a number of hurdles to win promotion, but I am not sure that a majority of the existing clubs have met those standards.

People in general, when being faced with murder charges, have to go through a lot of hurdles.

Instead, they made her go through an extra procedural hurdle, known as "a cloture vote," that bumped her confirmation vote to the following day.

How to generate protective antibodies through vaccination is a major hurdle, however, for treating HIV and many other infectious agents.