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• Sinatra was born into hard times, the son of Italian immigrants, in Hoboken, New Jersey.
• The house is cold and the car is cold and everything is cold, bright, hard and vacant.
• Quickly I dropped to one knee and punched him hard in his chest before he could stand.
• Ichiru choked for a second, and Watz gave him a hard whack on his back before it would go down.
• You might get an even lower price if you bargain hard or are staying for a while.
• My dad got up from his chair and slapped me hard across the face.
• This isn't a movie for fans of hard science fiction.
• Once I did recover I pulled back and slapped him hard across the face.
• It is a very hard and difficult life when a child in the family is autistic.
• Three nights in Florence and I'd become a softy and I was scared of these Southern hard men.
• Breathing became difficult, her muscles shook, and she toppled to her knees on the hard floor.
• Even reproducing artists are beginning to sense the hard times ahead.
• Every recreational hard drug conceivable is washed down with booze, both bought and stolen.
• He declares that he does not want to interpret her international activities within a hard left framework.
• We're hard at work on a new show for White Cube, run by the lovely Jay Jopling.
• Yet today those interest rate cuts were interpreted as hard proof that things must be bad.
• But they hope to supplement their income with winnings when times are hard , too.
• The attack involved several hard blows to the side of the head and being punched in the face, according to Mr Dixon.
• Independents can be of the anti-war left, but others come from the populist hard right.
• Danny had forced a hard kiss onto her roughly and now, he was standing there shocked.
• I could hear debris hitting the house and the rain was so hard I was sure we were in for a flood.
• The bartender sends bottles of hard cider surfing along the top of the crowd to customers jammed into the doorway.
• I had grown angry and pursued him in a fit of fury when he had rejoined his family and given him a hard blow to his head, that is for a two year old.
• I used to be removed from the house because I looked like a hard man whereas my wife was educated.
• The Berkeley team and others are now hard at work looking at the chemistry of elements 107 and above.
• If the rains are too hard , young plants and seedlings can be washed away.
• If he played on the right he came up against notorious hard man Tommy Banks.
• The volunteers used to sleep a dozen to a room on thin pallets laid out on the hard floor of their offices.
• He is said by colleagues to be a hard taskmaster who does not tolerate failure.
• It's great for Roger because he's had a hard time since he suffered a horrendous injury last season.
• It takes determination, overtime and hard graft, but there is nothing like starting your own business.
• The city tries its best to be considerate to these students, who have studied hard for years.
• Instead of hard spirits he was going to be downing shot glasses full of beer.
• You can't drown problems in hard alcohol.
• We are also determined to break the link between crime and hard drugs.
• Quite what effect his outbursts are having on his daughter is hard to imagine.
• If the concrete has not set and the rain is hard or the slope is steep, nobody will be happy.
• He handed it to Vicky who found it unexpectedly light, it looked so ornate and delicate but felt solid and hard .
• She also said the uncertainty of the past week had been very hard to deal with.
• His detractors lead one to imagine Mr Carey to be the archetypal cigar-chewing hard man in a sheepskin coat.
• Large quantities of soft drugs and hard drugs were found in the car of the eldest brother.
• He also recently traded in his harmonica for a role as a hard man in a television drama.
• Vince is a hard player, a good talker, and unlike most good talkers, is a most positive doer.
• When the wind and rain blew hard they were forced to use all their strength just to keep from going overboard.
• It's an event I would dearly love to win again and I'll be trying hard this time round.
• That's far too organised and impractical for us, though, as we have a long hard winter to get through.
• She had endured an extremely hard life.
• You couldn't actually put any real hard facts in this article could you?
• The shorter word with a hard consonant at it's face seemed most fitting.
• Aaron plays the lead role as a hard man who runs a garage with two friends.
• Josh ran over to Alex who had just given me a really hard blow to the cheek bone.
• But how far should we go to smuggle hard subjects into the minds of disaffected youth?
• For me a drug is a drug, no matter what, and soft drugs lead on to hard drugs.
• This makes him sound like Borges or Calvino, and in a sense he is, but with hard science to back him up.
• The pathways break down when it loses the natural, hard compact soil which keeps the path together.
• While travelling through a medium, hard radiation produces charged particles.
• He hit the ground incredibly hard and shattered both his legs but was otherwise unharmed aside from some bruising.
• I try to stay away from hard liquor as I get started and don't know when to stop.
• The planting involved a great deal of hard work from our volunteers.
• Buddy cuffed Roy on the head, slapped a small shovel in his hands, and gave him a hard shove.
• By the time they got back round the harbour, three men were already hard at work.
• The girl nodded at Simon and punched him so hard he was forced into one of the dirt walls.
• The kinds of stories that go on the front page of newspapers are hard news.
• The father-of-two, who had become involved with hard drugs, died from a gunshot wound to the chest.
• However, the water was so hard that it could be used only for washing and cleaning purposes.
• But there are two things that should be pointed out to those who really know about hard winters.
• A year later she said she came under the influence of her old friends and started taking hard drugs again.
• Daryl immediately released her and stepped back like he had received a hard blow in the chest.
• But there is no hard evidence that he ever met Richard, let alone searched for him across Europe.
• There is a hard porn channel on the TV in the communal area of the hotel.
• He offered it to her and when she took a swig the hard liquor burned down her throat.
• Everything is frozen hard and the snow lies on the ground all the time.
• What a pity it would be if the Australian debacle was to bring the hard man back to centre stage again.
• A main reason for the change is that it is hoped it will free up police to concentrate on hard drugs such as heroin and crack cocaine.
• Consonants are hard unless they are followed by a soft vowel.
• All the bees had died and I had to build it up from scratch from one queen that survived a hard winter.
• I find this very hard to answer and the reason is that almost anything is possible now.
• It started blowing really hard , so we had to suspend operations for the day.
• You want to know what his hard men who had done well out of Napoleon and the Bourbon Restoration might look like?
• At the time, I was on my feet all day at work on a very cold, hard concrete floor.
• Like other addictions, addiction to pornography reaches a point when even ‘ hard ’ pornography is not enough to produce the excitement the addict wants.
• This is a very hard blow to take, as you can imagine, but in the police service one has to expect the unexpected.
• I, for one, would need a lot more hard information before I could make my mind up about it.
• He gave Tyler a rather hard slap on the back that made him nearly fall over the counter.
• I would think you'd need hard radiation to initiate the cascade, but that the decay product would be softer.