Sentence examples for difficult to rehearse from inspiring English sources
In time, she found it increasingly difficult to rehearse her works.
"She was unbelievably difficult to work with, hard to rehearse, very shy," Mr. Capra says on the disc.
He did not directly state the reason for the decision, though in previous interviews he had noted the band was increasingly finding it difficult to find time to rehearse together.
The performers complain that new music takes too long to rehearse, is too difficult, and so on; aren't they, in fact, acknowledging that they are not as good as their colleagues who perform contemporary music?
Once the opportunity to rehearse has been eliminated, more difficult interruptions might not place any additional demands on the participant.
However, if there is an effect of task difficulty beyond the ability to rehearse, we should observe an increase in time cost for difficult interruptions.
Amanda hasn't forgotten how to rehearse.
"It takes an hour to rehearse what?
Moore doesn't like to rehearse.
LaVette doesn't like to rehearse.
