sledding

There is some tough sledding before you get to the fun part.

"Now it is going to be tough sledding for the people who want to follow them."

The sledding looks rough, of course, especially within the division.

I never realized how much better sledding is with human interaction.

But there's going to be tough sledding ahead, if he expects real results.

"We will have some rough sledding with that," he said.

The union leaders "are in for some uphill sledding," he said.

Still, it was going to be rough sledding leaving the one thing he loved best outside of the wife and children.

"It has been tough sledding," said one trader involved in the deal.

"Today, we're getting out our snow pants and going sledding."

"The people who wrote the law realized that there might be rough sledding initially."

"The kids get grumpy when they come back from the sledding and they're all wet," he said.

Early profits also offer protection when the corporate parent runs into tough sledding.

At this point, the sledding with Maestro becomes a bit tougher for a while.

If the markets sour, they could have fairly tough sledding."

From sledding to snowmobiling, there's winter fun in Massachusetts for everyone!

Teaching beauty techniques turns out to be tough sledding.

In areas accessible by car, children frequently use the dunes for downhill sledding.

"But it has been tough sledding here, and it didn't make me popular."

'This sledding scares me, and so does the dragon below.

There was to be no tough sledding for this consumer, who never bit his nails over Aristotle.

If Berkeley's not having it, you know you're in for rough sledding."

Dog sledding remained the primary transportation and communication link to the outside world during the winter months.

Without the guarantees, some economists say, the country faces rougher sledding.

And with such a radical design, Electric Communities may have tough sledding ahead.