Sentences with phrase «be hard as»

Hi Susan, It will be hard as you first start to learn, but you can make coconut flour work.

The life of a serious bodybuilder with a full time job means following a hectic schedule: working, eating 5 - 7 meals per day, going to the gym and trying to get enough sleep — it can be hard as hell to keep your day running smooth and your bodybuilding goals might suffer.

Their size implies solidity that could only be provided by water ice, which would be hard as rock upon Pluto's frigid surface.

But this can be hard as the white stuff is found in many foods, such as bread, biscuits and breakfast cereals.

It may not be hard as you may think, the child may also have no problem by now especially if his bed is in a hotel instead of been at home.

The first few days may be hard as your child suffers withdrawal symptoms, but the worse he behaves, the more addicted he must have been.

V ivanovic will be hard as I rate him as one of the best in BPL

I really feel for Diaby, it must be hard as a pro to go through what he's been through, but why do we keep paying him?

I have had a lot of really crappy things happen to me in life, most worse than losing an MMA fight (although if it is humiliating and has to be hard as hell to lose a fight in front of millions), and they led me to places in life I'd never be had I not faced those things.

I think they would be hard as a rock at 18 minutes.

Do not let it over cool as it will be hard as a rock.

Not mushy - ripe, but ones at their peak flavor, which shouldn't be hard as they are in season right now.

She knows that changing your diet can be hard as shit and approaches change with real kindness.

Despite having a life of its own, the church takes on the life of its people, becoming them even in the inert substance of its construction: «And its walls shall be hard as!

Being an entrepreneur is hard as hell.

Being an entrepreneur is hard as f**k.

every thing that you said is gods truth.when you study is hard as you do you well fine the truth jeremy.i been stugglen with preach geting paid for a long time intill i started studing like you.you help me a lot thanks.ps.the wolf slayer.

The Holy Hippies chapter was hard as hell to write — I hate being that open and vulnerable as a satirist because I'm used to using humor as my shield.

In this interview, when it first began, I saw her eyes were hard as ice, and I wondered, «What the heck is going on?»

They may not listen - some of these comments show hearts that are hard as stone.

The last several years have certainly been hard as I have experienced the loss of friends, marriage struggles, depression, financial trouble, and so on.

And they usually were brain - washed from birth and told what to believe so it's hard as an adult to leave all that tradition behind.

117 oz of baked beans (# 10 can like you get at a warehouse club)-- drain about a third of the juice if you can (it's hard as the sauce is thick — just drain what you can) 30 ounces of black beans — juice drained off 30 ounces of red kidney beans — juice drained off 18 - 20 oz of BBQ sauce 1 red onion, finely chopped 1 yellow pepper and one red pepper, chopped 1 serano pepper (substitute jalapeno) 2 lbs brown sugar 1 lb of smoked brisket, chopped 1 cup bourbon

1 117 oz can of baked beans (# 10 can like you get at a warehouse club)- drain about a third of the juice if you can (it's hard as the sauce is thick - just drain what you can)

I have already changed her diet slightly, but the actual going to the toilet part is hard as she screams and begs not to be put on there.

The outside is hard as a rock but the inside is like mush.

Coconut cream is hard as a rock!

Second, I made this french toast breakfast this morning and well... 2 1/2 hours later and the top toast is hard as a rock and the bottom is a soaking egg mess.

I bought one from rice dream but it's not that great and it's hard as a rock: (I don't know how long I'll last without my fav ice cream though so watch out if I catch anyone with it, lol.

I'd really like to try it, however there's something I don't quite get: coconut oil in a solid form is hard as wax.

I tried your recipe today using frozen, peeled peaches (fresh peaches this time of year in Minnesota are hard as a rock).

I found the cacao butter at the store, but it is hard as a rock.

They are hard as a rock and I can barely chew it.

I can make sugar cookies that are hard as a rock:

I put it all in a jar and now, one hour later, it is hard as a rock.

I followed directions but the watermelon pickles were hard as bricks.

Fuyus can be eaten at pretty much any time once they are orange — you can eat them when they are hard as an apple or a bit softer and richer in color, but they will never get as soft and jammy as a hachiya.

The filling came out just fine but the crust was hard as a rock and refused to come out of the pie dish in one piece.

The dough was hard as a rock when it came out of the freezer, and although it warmed up fast — it was SO STICKY.

It's hard as my husband has digestive issues, so a lot of foods cause issues and he then doesn't want anything but those same meals.

That crust was hard as a rock.

It is hard as a bugger to find good vegan white chocolate (or even find ANY vegan white chocolate).

They are hard as rocks or goopey centered.

Crust did not come out, the sides fell in the oven, even with freezing, and it was hard as a rock.

I cooled in the fridge and its is hard as a rock on top and water on the bottom.

After two hours of chilling, the truffle dough was hard as brick and it was hard to for them to little balls.

Rather than «golden and crusty,» the pre-cooked chickpeas were hard as rocks.

Mangoes are hard as rock and expensive as hell, pineapples are also expensive and far from perfect.

After freezing the pie for 4 hours and taking out of the freezer to serve, those berries were hard as rocks.

Anybody who has ever baked a pan of brownies from scratch knows that they can be tricky... under cook them and they are too gooey, over cook them and they are dry and crumbly and the edges are hard as bricks... it takes practice to get them just right.