Sentence examples for difficult playing from inspiring English sources

"It's always difficult playing someone you've never seen play," Sampras said.

Someone asked him if it was difficult playing me with me directing him.

"It was difficult playing No. 13 and No. 15 knowing that I had to birdie just to get those two shots back, but I was fortunate to do that.

As Emmanuel Adebayor pointed out, the Spurs players are finding it difficult playing in front of an increasingly frustrated home faithful in north London, and with more home losses (4) than any other team in the top flight, the problems are glaringly apparent.

Forest, who were not at their best in attack on a difficult playing surface, could not have been too unhappy about ending the day two points behind their Midlands rivals, even though they came agonisingly close to victory when Dexter Blackstock was thwarted by an outstanding save from Scott Loach.

"It's going to be difficult playing the host country," said Arena, predicting that South Korea's wildly partisan crowds will burst with greater pride than usual when their team meets the country's longtime military ally in a match laden with nationalist sensitivities on both sides.

"It's a difficult play," Rivera said.

It was a difficult play.

A traditionally difficult play is magnificently realised.

Yet it is still a difficult play to defend.

"That is an unbelievably difficult play," said Kelleher, still dazzled the next afternoon.