Hello everyone,
I've been looking for an idiom that means "with great difficulty" in my context below.
"It really wasn't easy, but we finished the work. With great difficulty, we finally did it.''
My question: is there something more natural than "with great difficulty" in American English or I'll just have to use "with great difficulty" anyway?
Thank you in advance!
I've been looking for an idiom that means "with great difficulty" in my context below.
"It really wasn't easy, but we finished the work. With great difficulty, we finally did it.''
My question: is there something more natural than "with great difficulty" in American English or I'll just have to use "with great difficulty" anyway?
Thank you in advance!