Примери за използване на It's hard to think на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Sometimes it's hard to think about how to use your gifts for the glory of God because it's not always so obvious.
And I know it's hard to think of it like this now, but I think that this, waiting for her is a blessing in disguise.
Look, I know it's hard to think outside the box when you're in a box,
When you're in love, it's hard to think about anything else than your object of affection.
I am very worried about physical problems and it's hard to think of much else.
If you are suffering from information overload, you know how it's hard to think clearly and make the right decisions.
I know it's hard to think about it right now. But you will try again.
It's hard to think of your own needs at a time when others need you.
But it's hard to think about your loved ones when you have found a sunken treasure.
And I know it's hard to think about these things but your mum's not getting any younger.
It's hard to think about all the bad when she reminds me of all that's good.
It's hard to think of Coca-Cola without thinking of the color red or of Apple without thinking of white.
huge ambition, it's hard to think about that in contrast to the vastness of the universe.
I am very worried about physical problems and it's hard to think of much else.
If you are suffering from information overload, you know how it's hard to think clearly and make the right decisions.
It's hard to think about the victims of political oppression still in prison around the world and remember that,
Guests are the second weakest team in the league and it's hard to think that they would be able to resist one of the most attacking-minded teams in the Championship.
The world's second largest country it's hard to think of a country more beautiful or more varied- a good reason to visit at any time, let alone the year that promises to be one long, nationwide birthday party.
for forcing austerity on Greece, but it's hard to think any government in a similar situation would have behaved differently.
their feet protected by“safe” rubber soles, it's hard to think that perhaps these methods might not always be in the best interests of our kids.