Usage examples of "es geht hart auf hart" in German with translation to English

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Es geht hart auf hart It's a tough fight
Es ging hart auf hart It was either do or die
Es geht nur nach oben. The only way is up.
Es geht ihr nur um Aufmerksamkeit. She just wants attention.
Es geht ihr gesundheitlich schon viel besser als gestern. She's much better today than yesterday.
Ganz einfach, weil Sie nicht verstehen, worum es geht. Very simply, because you are missing the point.
Es geht auf Weihnachten zu. It's coming up for Christmas.
Ich hoffe, es geht ihm bald besser. I do hope that he will get well soon.
Es geht alles zu schnell. Everything is going too fast.
Es geht ihm schon viel besser. He's feeling much better.
Es geht ihr schon besser. She's feeling much better.
Es geht mir gut, danke. I'm fine, thank you.
Ich verstehe durchaus, worum es geht. I am not missing the point.
Sie versucht zu pfeifen, doch sie weiß nicht, wie es geht. She's trying to whistle, but she doesn't know how.
Es geht allen gut, danke. They're all fine, thanks.
Es geht um Sätze, nicht um Wörter. It's all about sentences. Not words.
Es geht ihm gut. He is doing well.
Es geht ihr schon viel besser. She's feeling much better.
Es geht etwa um acht Uhr dreißig los. It starts around 8:30.
So sehr ich mich auch bemühe, ich weiß nicht mehr, wie es geht. No matter how hard I try, I can't remember how to do it.
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