Sentence examples for was given hard time from inspiring English sources

Years ago, I was given hard time by my female classmates in college for opening the car doors for them.

I did six months in jail and was given a hard time.

The Guardian did report that Cameron was given "a hard time by the audience".

On Twitter, he was given a hard time for his word choice and general Bidenism, but in the confines of the convention hall he was effective.

God was given a hard time recently in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, coming over as little more than a washed-up irrelevance.

It was given a hard time by birds known as sooty terns or wideawakes, which nest by the million on the island and won't move off the airstrip.

JP's verdict: "He was given a hard time last season by some Arsenal fans who forgot how young he is but he did not hide.

In fact, at one of our annual review meetings I was given a hard time by one of our commissioners who asked me why it was that [Location] had done "so many more" primary palate repairs than I had.

"Lance has been playing well and it's good to see Lance getting some credit because he's been given a hard time at times.

We asked for a room with one large bed for them, and every time we check into a hotel they're given a hard time.

At the company's 70th-anniversary celebration near the Times Square Nathan's in 1986, Mr. Handwerker was being given a hard time by Mayor Edward I. Koch, who complained about the demise of the five-cent hot dog.