Examples of using Difficult to find in English and their translations into Czech
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It's quite difficult to find.
Difficult to find, almost impossible to leave.
And it is very difficult to find.
It's difficult to find that happiness. But sometimes.
However, the house was difficult to find.
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Not too difficult to find a replacement.
Kindred spirits like yourself are difficult to find.
It is so difficult to find an exit here!
This car, number 10, will be very difficult to find in Europe.
It's difficult to find a good translator here.
I assume it would be difficult to find volunteers.
Difficult to find. Even more difficult to destroy.
It will be a little difficult to find a nanny called Nanny.
He's found or made a shelter which is difficult to find.
It's very difficult to find a hotel room.
Even if we bring them in,it will still be difficult to find the bomb.
It's just so difficult to find a proper warrior.
He seemed supportive but he thought it might be difficult to find a spot.
It's so difficult to find good help these days.
Homer goes to the mall andis very difficult to find parking.
Just how difficult to find, just how elusive is.
Please work hard, Gerry,it's really difficult to find a good tutor.
It's been difficult to find the Moncada laboratories, boss.
For Charm and her family, food is about to become much more difficult to find.
It will be difficult to find 100,000 euros that fast.
On a limited basis, with some success, butit's been difficult to find suitable volunteers.
It will be difficult to find a more suitable candidate for extermination.
That you're a valuable member of my team andthat it would be difficult to find somebody to take your place.
It's going to be difficult to find signs of a struggle in this mess.
It's like a theatre, it's not a real expression of folklore lt's like a theatre,it's not a real expression of folklore which is very difficult to find in real life any more.