Príklady hard

• Babies like to chew on hard objects when they're teething.

• The ground was frozen hard and was impossible to dig.

• Brazil nuts have very hard shells.

• For running on hard roads, you need shoes with extra cushioning to absorb the shock.

• Mahogany is a hard wood and pine is a soft wood.

• I found it hard to follow what the teacher was saying, and eventually I lost concentration.

• The exam is so hard that only 5% of all applicants pass.

• It was hard to be angry with him when he looked so penitent.

• They find it hard to live on their state pension.

• Ending a relationship is always hard but in this case it's for the best.

• The teacher found it hard to keep her class in order.

• After all that hard work, you deserve a holiday.

• Give the rope a hard pull.

• I gave the door a hard push, but it still wouldn't open.

• After a hard climb, we were rewarded by a picture-postcard vista of rolling hills under a deep blue summer sky.

• The last part of the course is much harder.

• The authorities plan to come down hard on truancy in future.

• "Well okay, perhaps I was a little hard on her, " he conceded.

• The instructors worked us very hard on the survival course.

• Watch out for those two - they're well hard.

• Sports equipment is designed to withstand hard usage.

• Judy has never been very clever, but she tries hard.

• I don't like the man, but I have to admit that he works incredibly hard.

• This type of glass won't shatter no matter how hard you hit it.

• I kicked the ball as hard as I could.

• Blow really hard into the tube.

• While purely indefinite examples are hard to come by, verbal gerunds do participate in the ambiguity patterns also found for bare nominal gerunds.

• However, it is hard to push the analysis of the random process to the very end using differential equations.

• Enthusiasm, however, can be 'overdone', as one respondent told me who, with his friends, used to laugh at the teacher who was 'trying too hard'!

• He was as gifted in telling people what they wanted to hear as most hard-up humanists of his day.

• That experience taught me that life's zero-sum nature imposes the hard responsibility of using limited time and energy wisely.

• The impact of all this propaganda on her students is hard to gauge.

• His work is a chore to be suffered and is hard to come to terms with.

• Individual video images were subsequently transferred on to the hard disk of the host computer.

• Stereotypes lacking even a kernel of truth are hard to sustain and unlikely to spread.

• The twentieth century was hard on faith in classical objectivity, and in several domains at once.

• One thing is that it is harder to compartmentalize and be useful.

• It is hard to imagine that visual selection for disease resistance and agronomic type would not take place.

• Unfortunately, some examples are unglossed or otherwise hard to interpret, and the argumentation is sometimes less than totally clear.

• Thus, remarriage risk might be negatively correlated with hard times, marked by a rise in grain prices.

• Our goals were to determine if producers could identify and then rank growth traits that determined yield potential of hard red spring wheat.