hard standing

British  

noun

1. a hard surface on which vehicles, such as cars or aircraft, may be parked

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Example Sentences

"The cramps around my womb and my belly were just horrible. Even the back pain, it's just hard standing up straight, let alone sprinting or running," she said.

From BBC

It can be hard, standing on this business end of this firehose, to notice shades of difference in the stream.

From Slate

It was hard standing where, only a few months earlier, we had stood with Ruby and Hart, full of so much hope for the future.

From Los Angeles Times

A video first posted by Tumso Abdurakhmanov on Wednesday showed him disheveled and breathing hard, standing over the bloodied body of another man.

From The Guardian

“It’s very hard standing there for three hours. I don’t care if you’re 55 years old.”

From New York Times