Sentence examples for a very difficult play from inspiring English sources

It's a very difficult play, rarely performed and relatively unknown.

Antony Sher Royal Shakespeare Company, 1987-1988 If you're Jewish, you can't avoid being interested in Shylock: it's a terrific part in a very difficult play.

It was a play that everybody usually avoided – it's a very difficult play to do, a young man's play written when Shakespeare was in his late 30s; full of energy, joie de vivre, and laughter that often strikes people as ludicrous.

"Congress is a very difficult playing field for him because members of Congress have been so overwhelmed by constituents contacting them in support of net neutrality," Segal said.

David Leveaux, the play's English director, said, "It was clear from just the whole idiom of the language and the dialogue that this would have been a very, very difficult play for British kids to get their heads around".

It's an outstanding victory for us at a very difficult place to come and play.

"Obviously it's a very difficult place to go and play.

Huddersfield manager Mark Robins: "Brighton is a very difficult place to come and play and there's no doubt we were up against a top team in this division.

"We started a bit shakily and it's a very difficult place to come and play," said Jersey director of rugby Ben Harvey.

"That's a great place to play and a very difficult place to win".

7/10 While postseason home losses to the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Warriors have put a dent in that aura of invincibility they once had at Oracle Arena, it's still a very difficult place for opposing teams to play.