Sentence examples for found it difficult to play from inspiring English sources

Woodson also found it difficult to play Stoudemire and Chandler together, especially against small lineups.

One would assume that they would want to avoide Spain, but England always found it difficult to play Italy.

Obsessed with Homeric epic and Churchillian drama as he is, Johnson would have found it difficult to play safe while others took swashbuckling risks.

This frustrated Phoenix, with coach Ernie Merrick saying after the game his side found it difficult to play how they would have liked.

Even though she knew she would have to let go, Ms. Mendelson found it difficult to play by someone else's rules.

Mr. Hastert, who was the longest-serving Republican speaker ever when Democrats toppled him by winning the majority last November, said he found it difficult to play such a reduced role in the House after serving as its powerful chief officer for eight years.

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

When the weather is heavy, I find it difficult to play.

"He's going to find it difficult to play in League One or the Championship in the future but he could have it if he changes his mentality.

Both players have had their injury problems and the manager stated: "The two of them will find it difficult to play all the games with a couple of days' rest.

"That's not the case in the Pro12, it's a lighter game, and it's perfect to prepare for international rugby - he'll find it difficult to play in big tough league games week in, week out, and then be fresh for internationals for Wales," he explained.