Sentence examples for difficult for singers to from inspiring English sources

There are no record companies or royalty structures, making it difficult for singers to earn a living.

It's been difficult for young singers to break through, but Prince Royce, a minor leaguer down to his name, cut through in 2010 with a bachata cover of Ben E. King's "Stand By Me".

"It's very difficult for young singers to get a foothold somewhere because there are no apprenticeships and everyone's freelance," Millar says.

The recording sessions were difficult for singer Michael Stipe, who, among the band, was particularly worn out by the group's 1983 tour schedule.

Many artists around the world complain about lack of funding, but in Morocco it seems particularly difficult for a singer or film star to obtain a fair slice of the revenues his or her work produces for others.

It was even difficult for the singers in rehearsal, Mr. Davis said.

It's difficult for me to say".

It was difficult for people to believe.

It was difficult for him to pee.

Difficult for me to talk about.

Against such a lavish backdrop, it is difficult for any singer of less than Pavarottian amplitude in both voice and physique even to register, let alone make, a vivid impression.