with difficulty

She turned with difficulty and made her way back to the door.

With difficulty he brought his attention back to the present.

He got to his feet with difficulty and turned to the door.

With difficulty he turned his head, first one way, then the other.

It could be put on and off each day, although with difficulty.

When she asked her next question it was with difficulty.

It is a report which came about with difficulty and may well be too late.

With difficulty, I turned my attention from the girls to the rest of the place.

Then this is the child, however he may turn out, which you and I have with difficulty brought into the world.

He was made to eat and put to bed with difficulty.

The words came with difficulty from so hard a mouth.

With difficulty she got out from under the bed and stood up.

Only with difficulty could I piece together what had happened.

This is not what I wanted to feel right now, she said to herself with difficulty.

The response: with difficulty, but not for want of trying.

In the bed the patient turned his head with difficulty.

Again he won, with difficulty this time - his six against a five.

How many times had he watched people say it with difficulty?

She was in the snow some way back, trying with difficulty to get to her feet.

But every time he spoke now, the words seemed more foreign and came to him with difficulty.

With difficulty he forced himself to leave her side and went back into the other room.

Some children may be left with difficulties when they enter school.

Supplies got through to us only with difficulty, sometimes not at all.

The man in the chair raised his right hand with difficulty.

He ground his teeth together and went on with difficulty.