Examples of using Hard to come in English and their translations into Czech
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Hard to come by.
They are hard to come by.
Hard to come by.
Can be hard to come by.
You know, copper's getting a little hard to come by.
Very hard to come by.
A happy life isn't hard to come by.
It's hard to come by.
Bad girls like me is hard to come by♪.
It's not hard to come, it's hard to leave.
That money would be hard to come by.
Yeah… little hard to come by these days. You need meds.
Rent-controlled apartments are hard to come by.
Money hard to come by.
Yeah, you know, a little sleep has been hard to come by.
Proof is hard to come by.
It's a very powerful battery, and very hard to come by.
Those can't be that hard to come by in the morgue.
So I understand why you would use a caprice. Impala rear quarters are hard to come by.
Buttons are hard to come by.
Baska is the southernmost town of the island of Krk, which is connected to the mainland so thatwe are not hard to come by.
Real love's hard to come by.
I know it's hard to come into a… you know, a new… a new band and try to fit in, but I think you're doing… you know, a good job.
But I do have a wee bit of rum. A whisky's hard to come by hearabouts.
Details are hard to come by on this one.
Also, if the people here slightly disagreed over the future of the company,it would be hard to come to an agreement.
Money is a little hard to come by, and I don't know if you're deserving.
Look, I realize that Sheera may have jumped the gun due to her unbridled enthusiasm, butgood ideas are hard to come by, so kiss and make up.
It has been very hard to come to a final decision always bearing in mind the best interest of the child.
But getting a little bit harder to come by if I'm being honest.