Sentence examples for be a difficult draw from inspiring English sources

It'd be a difficult draw.

Natalie Stafford was enthusiastic about what, at first sight, is a difficult draw.

"It is a difficult draw but all things are possible in football and I am very confident," said Trapattoni. "I know Italy well, Spain are obviously a very strong team and Croatia have good players.

Last season Anderlecht was in the group stage but was given a difficult draw with Malaga, A.C. Milan and Zenit.

Williams was given a difficult draw for this tournament and faces a potential quarterfinal showdown against Jennifer Capriati, who was pushed to three sets in her opening-round victory over Denisa Chladkova, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2.

Caulker says it will be a difficult game but the Bluebirds can draw on the experience of getting results against Manchester United and City earlier in the season.

So, it's a difficult line-drawing function, but we draw lines all the time.

Federer, who will turn 32 in August, was the recipient of a difficult draw here, with Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray in his half.

"It is a difficult line to draw for management when it comes to investigation.

The drawn-out hum of the transfer window, and the rigours of pre-season travel with dubious on-pitch benefits mean that, more than ever, August is a difficult month to draw judgments from.

We try to maintain some normality to the relationship … but it's been a difficult line to draw, given we do to maintain professional relationship but neither do we want to be too close.