Sentence examples for difficult to play with from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes it's difficult to play with a popular home support," Montgomerie said.

"I know we have a problem and especially away from home – it's difficult to play with two proper central defenders.

"It's difficult to play with a big lead," Westwood said, sounding hopeful that McIlroy would give up some ground coming in.

Bryant was not happy, but he kept his frustration to himself, acknowledged at a team meeting that he could be difficult to play with and even asked Howard if Howard had a problem with him — a peace initiative that went beyond any Bryant ever extended to Shaquille O'Neal.

It was more difficult to play with 10 players but I trust the team, I trust the players and I think we did really well with the ball".

"I know that it is difficult to play with 10 men, but that is not a reason to lose it to this point.

But it weighed 2,000 pounds, and was so difficult to play around with".

(Do keep in mind that some toys may be difficult to play fetch with, such as the type of toy attached to a long stick. You should use the cat's favorite smallish object).

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

"All right, the home performances sometimes haven't been great, but it's sometimes difficult to play the football we can play with a tight ground and if the conditions aren't great.

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