Examples of using Difficult days in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Difficult days, sir.
Do I have difficult days?
Difficult days are approaching.
These are dark, difficult days.
More difficult days are to come.
Argentines are facing difficult days.
Difficult days ahead for Egypt.
We have got some difficult days ahead.
Difficult days are coming for mankind.
Two very difficult days for us.
Difficult days will come for humanity.
However, more difficult days are coming.
Difficult days are coming for humanity.
Everyone has difficult days on the job.
The prime minister will have difficult days.
There are difficult days ahead for Libya.
Menopausal women have difficult days.
There were difficult days, and sometimes weeks.
Not yet, although there have been difficult days.
Kristine, after 19 difficult days your adventure has come to an end.
You have been with me through my most difficult days.
Even the most difficult days Also, at least I know that I follow my heart.
Vegetto frowned, expecting difficult days ahead.
There are difficult days ahead, and the way forward may sometimes appear chaotic.
I am sure that the church is facing some difficult days.
It will not do without difficult days, but you will not lose courage and remain optimistic.
These have been difficult days, further aggravated by the weather conditions of the last 48 hours.
Even if all of us have difficult days, we must always remember that life is a grace, it is the miracle that God extracted from nothing.
Even if it happens to all to go through difficult days, we must always remember that life is a grace, it's a miracle that God extracted from nothing.
The Serbs are again facing difficult days and challenges, but, despite all, the Serbian government remains faithful to the negotiations and the European course.