Sentence examples for were difficult to get from inspiring English sources

All the changes were difficult to get used to.

The people were difficult to get to know at first, but if they knew you and liked you, they'd open their hearts and houses to you," he says.

These needs were not covered by Jewish accounts in foreign countries, which, in any event, were difficult to get at, because they had been illegal for many years.

The first prototypes were smooth as billiard balls; they were difficult to get airborne and tended to duck (drop) quickly in flight.

Bankier said: "It was a game we could have won but they were returning well and, although we were serving tight, they were difficult to get past".

Twitter's continued silence on this front betrays the kind of arrogance reminiscent of the Microsoft of pre-antitrust days, when questions from users or journalists about most subjects were difficult to get asked let alone be answered.

Funding was difficult to get.

"It is difficult to get her appointment.

It's difficult to get into it".

It is difficult to get attention.

But Barcelos is difficult to get to.