Sentence examples for difficult to play in from inspiring English sources

Hence, participants felt equally hot, yet rated the playing environment as less hot or difficult to play in during HYD.

Nice guys are more and more difficult to play in terms of getting the edges.

The arpeggios are usually not simple triads, but strange, spiky chords that sound extremely difficult to play in the rapid, purling patterns Mr. Glass demands.

"There's a specific reason why it has been difficult to play in Giants Stadium -- grass has been the No. 1 issue," said the federation spokesman, Jim Moorhouse.

It is rather rare and difficult to play in confidence with all new offerings available around.

Even without that threat, Schiff says he would find it difficult to play in Hungary.

From the moment he gave up his hairdressing job to concentrate on music, he says, "the idea was to try to play in difficult places.

It can be difficult to play hockey in the United States, given the limited number of rinks in most parts of the country.

It wasn't difficult to play someone in love with Vicky.

It is incredibly difficult to play forward in the N.H.L. at age 39 and Shanahan will turn 40 before next season is up.

I've always found this game exceedingly difficult to play, and in a good way.