The poor fellow had a hard time of it, but he fought himself hard, and I think I helped him a little by taking him into my confidence in regard to my own troubles.
But it was not merely a hard time; it was a peculiar time.
Without their help you would have a hard time in collecting things--putting them together; they would be separate and distinct in your mind; if you remember but one isolated circumstance, it would be next to impossible to reconstruct.
The Ribblevale people are having a hard time to keep their heads above water, and immediately you smell conspiracy.
Pore little deevil," said he, "he's hed a hard time.
They had rather a hard time--perhaps you may have heard.
She's had such a hard time, poor dear, my heart has bled for her.
You might think that a man runnin' for congress in this country has a hard time sinkin' his reputation; but the way 'at Monte Cristo mined around in a feller's past was enough to scare a cat out of a cellar.
A wise philosopher once said that it is a rough Universe in which only the tigers survive--and sometimes they have a hard time.
The second, born after the worst of the malnutrition, was very small and weak and had a hard time growing up.
I can lawfully state that I think their liver tests weak, the pancreas appears not to be functioning well in terms of handling meat digestion, that the kidney is having a hard time of it.
He would have paid every cent if he could, and if he had it would have all gone into the bank for the benefit of his womenfolk, who have had a hard time mostly.
That might come later, but Jacob was now in the midst of his troubles, and was having a hard time.
Jacob Holt was having a hard time, and it did not for the moment make his troubles any lighter that his younger brother seemed likely, by and by, to show him a way out of them all.
Marse Gilbert gave her 4 slaves as a wedding present, and they had a hard time, but her parents was mighty fine.
Slavery "The slaves had a hard time, some of them.
The model children in the new Arden poor-schools had rather a hard time of it during Mr. Granger's honeymoon, and were driven through Kings and Chronicles at a more severe pace than usual.
Depend upon it, the Prodigal Son had a hard time of it after the fatted calf had been eaten, Clary, and wished himself back among the swine.
Poor Clarissa had a hard time of it in these days.
In some places the women have a hard time, in others the men; it always depends on where there's understanding and then the belief that there's a God in Heaven.
For seven or eight years Mr. Bastow had a hard timeof it.
No doubt they have a hard time of it, and we know that the gangs working on the roads are always ironed.
On one occasion she did say of Forbes Gurney "that he was having such a hard time, and that his clothes weren't as nice as they should be, poor dear!
You’ve had a hard time of it, but I’m going to stick by you now and take care of you always.
It isn’t necessary to tell all the unpleasant things that happened after that, but we had a hard time of it, Eliot, and you can understand why it was that I just almost hated nearly everybody.
I don't see what law dear Aunt Louise could have broken to have made her have such a hard time," wondered Ethel Blue.
The poor old stone has had a hard time in this climate," said Roger.
A hard time--a hard time," Daireen repeated musingly, and without a further word she turned away.
Sadly the young man turned away, and it is to be feared that his horse had a hard time of it upon The Flats.
That's all the story, my dear, only we know what a hard timeof it he must have had during the four days.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hard time" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
