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Example sentences for "awfully hard"

  • It's awfully hard to see your way," called one officious damsel.

  • The juniors are going to be awfully hard to beat.

  • It's awfully hard to follow a sound across the water, but if you light one match after another she can get to you before the supply gives out, if she's anywhere near.

  • You have been wonderful to us all, and you have had an awfully hard time.

  • Isn't it awfully hard to tell just what to do?

  • It's awfully hard to ride, but Nora's as strong as Kathleen.

  • I can see it will be awfully hard to get us all peacefully grown up.

  • It's awfully hard on all of us--having sisters.

  • I thought you were a beast--but it's awfully hard on you.

  • Awfully hard," Jules echoed despondently, for he was not gifted with quite the allowance of high spirits possessed of Henri.

  • It's awfully hard luck to be prisoners in a place like this when our people are fighting.

  • But, gentlemen, it is awfully hard to do this.

  • It is awfully hard for me to remember everything.

  • You see, if practically everybody is on the committees, it is awfully hard to try to find men to canvass, and it is not allowable for the captains and the committee men to canvass one another, because their gifts are spontaneous.

  • Anyhow, it's awfully hard to tell an express from a fast freight.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "awfully hard" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    additional duty; assured him; average attendance; awfully fond; awfully glad; awfully good; awfully hard; awfully kind; awfully nice; awfully sorry; carry away; dear grandfather; down stream; earlier stage; ever wrote; fact tone; half pints; love that; moderate means; nine knots; plain knitting; really believe; similar view; thousand ways; years gone; your correspondent