Sentence examples for difficulty of playing from inspiring English sources

Lakha likens the difficulty of playing it to "climbing a rope using only your feet".

He spoke of the difficulty of playing the Ziegfeld, which is too large for straight play.

The soft-spoken Henson is not about to complain about the difficulty of playing two sports whose seasons interlock.

On the difficulty of playing against lesser known players whose skill sets aren't known… You have a pretty good idea.

The difficulty of playing with three at the back against a lone striker has not gone away, of course.

Among those solutions, he said, were the industry's own ratings, the cost of the games and the difficulty of playing them at home in secret.

Jacobs answered our questions about capital punishment, the difficulties of playing herself, and finding love with another death-row survivor.

Cowper-Coles writes well about the difficulties of playing second fiddle in what was primarily an American war.

That may be so but David James voiced the difficulties of playing against a team such as Andorra.

He wrote that he knew the difficulties of playing the left-handed Gehrig but that a solution had been found.

In part, the change has its roots in technology: artists like Holter — or David Longstreth, of the Dirty Projectors, or Annie Clark, of St . Vincent— no longer need to fear the difficulties of playing outside the infrastructure of a concert hall.