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Meanings of trying time in English

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Usage of trying time in English
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It was a needed public service at a trying time for businesses.
Forbes
2
With the boys it is a particularly trying time of the year.
Bert Lloyd's Boyhood: A Story from Nova Scotia
3
It was a trying time, and fruitful in nothing but anxious forebodings.
George Washington, Volume I
4
I learned a lot from him, but it was a trying time.
Ebony
5
The poor girl has had a trying time of it this evening.
The Meadow-Brook Girls Under Canvas; Or, Fun and Frolic in the S...
6
At that trying time especially, we were greatly concerned about her state.
A Personal Record
7
We've had a trying time, but they are ready to follow you.
The Story of Isaac Brock / Hero, Defender and Saviour of Upper C...
8
In conclusion, the market sell-off has been a trying time for many investors.
The South African
9
Christmas can be a trying time for hospitals with large numbers of children.
The Irish Times
10
The family is thankful for the support and condolences during this trying time.
The South African
11
Tower is granted compassionate leave to be with family during this trying time.
The South African
12
The family has had a very trying time of it already.
The red door
13
Winter is, of course, the trying time for a resident in the country.
The Quest of the Simple Life
14
For Donatus Walsh, the autumn and winter of 1689 was a trying time.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
15
The year 1857 was a most trying time for business men.
Cleveland Past and Present: Its Representative Men / Comprising ...
16
The second age of the Universities was Scotland's most trying time.
Practical Essays
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