Examples of using Hard to run in English and their translations into Romanian
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It's hard to… run… in this!
In addition, all of these doggie winter will be hard to run around in the snow.
It's hard to run in slippers.
Moldovan winter resembles Yakut summer, though. Butyou need to try very hard to run for three days across the country in snow, rain, wind and fog, and not grow stiff with cold.
It hard to run fast, but to no avail where.
Man, it was hard to run in those sandals.
Hard to run a background on the family this early on a Saturday.
It has to be hard to run a house, too.
It's hard to run with the heavy camera equipment, and the cold air is burning your lungs.
It's inconspicuous and it's hard to run when you're tied to another human being.
It's hard to run a tough-on-crime platform with this mess in the news.
Gotta be hard to run on that toe toe.
It's awfully hard to run a windboat campaign at this level of competition. And"Geronimo" is getting battle-weary from her three months of trials.
Gonna be hard to run with no do-re-mi.
Well, it is hard to run with one under your arm.
It would be hard to run this store from prison, don't you think?
It tells me how hard to run to get the most from every precious workout.
Yes, Raina, it is hard to run a club, but it's, uh… It's hardest on those who you love.
Faster is harder to run and increases the risk of injury, says Kastor.
Yes, even harder to run.
Your business… just got a whole lot harder to run, so sit down.
I began to run hard.
And I have to… fight so hard not to run up and hug some, you know, stranger's little girl.