Sentence examples for work that much from inspiring English sources

That's a natural reaction when you're a player in this league; it makes you work that much harder.

But her administration is also capable of infinite smaller errors that make everyday work that much more complicated.

Betsy Andreu, the wife of Frankie Andreu, a former teammate of Armstrong's, said that it was ironic that NYVelocity, built by nonjournalists, did the hard work that much of the professional press did not.

"When you get into having a lot of fun, you don't really work that much!" When he married his third wife, Marina Guinness, Denny moved to Ireland, where he enjoyed a successful second career as a small-time horse trainer and breeder.

The mutual respect between Bowie and Scott Walker is well-documented – an effusive 50th birthday tribute from the elusive former Scott Engel famously reduced Bowie to tears live on Radio 1 – and it's Walker's latterday work that much of The Next Day resembles, at least in that the lyrics are so dense and allusive you occasionally feel in need of a set of York Notes to get through them.

But being organized makes the long days and hard work that much more valuable.

"Strangely enough, the fact that I was English and didn't have any affinity to the French, the Germans and the Italians meant that it didn't work that much against me," he said.

I can basically eat anything, but if I cheat, it make me work that much harder.

"I have a scene rate I won't drop below, so now I just don't work that much for them.

Many of the acting books I see are written by people who frankly don't work that much or by casting directors.

I knew I didn't work that much as a freelancer, but my work always took a long time and left me exhausted.