Sentence examples for written hard from inspiring English sources

Without Disraeli, Charles Dickens might not have written Hard Times.

On the envelope containing the old coin is written "Hard Times token, 1837".

Presumably, perhaps at the Daily Express, he had written hard things about Blunkett: did Blunkett not know?

Photographs showed at least one military truck draped with a red banner on which was written: "Hard Bones Sixth Company Loves the People".

The text of the draft she arrived with in Brighton, written hard on the heels of the previous week's Labour conference, shows that she intended to claim that Kinnock had vainly tried, in her words, to persuade his party that "the way to gain power was through the ballot box, not through insurrection.

"They are broadly written, hard to understand and based on our analysis from our engineers and lawyers we don't infringe".

Does he still find writing hard?

Compared with other subjects, was writing hard for you?

That is one of the reasons I wrote "Hard Measures".

In 1987 Blinder wrote, "Hard Heads, Soft Hearts: Tough-Minded Economics for a Just Society".

"I've been writing hard ever since I finished writing [Harry Potter and the Deathly] Hallows, so I've got a lot of stuff.