Sentence examples for more challenging plays from inspiring English sources

(Rooney) 'Edward Albee's The Lady From Dubuque' (in previews; opens on March 5) As part of Signature's inaugural season in its new Frank Gehry-designed home, the company tackles one of Mr. Albee's more challenging plays with this rare revival of the 1980 work inspired by his reading of Elisabeth K r-Ross's "On Death and Dying".

(Rooney) 'Edward Albee's The Lady From Dubuque' (in previews; opens on March 5) As part of Signature's inaugural season in its new Frank Gehry-designed home, the company tackles one of Mr. Albee's more challenging plays with this rare revival of the 1980 work inspired by his reading of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's "On Death and Dying".

It's to his credit that he's found a toehold in a more challenging playing environment.

"But obviously I think it was a lot more challenging playing with a wooden racket with a very small sweet spot.

Now she steps up a gear with a more challenging play about isolation, deafness, families and the confusion of articulacy with emotional literacy.

The story traverses the horrors of World War I only to come to rest on a halcyon image that will be familiar to those who know David Hare's infinitely more challenging play "Plenty".

But that one's not as sexy, and it's a more challenging play.

Once you become more advanced and start playing on more challenging sport lane conditions, the left and right moves become more complicated and sometimes speed and hand adjustments are required.

Keeping track of fashion's rotating cast of characters can be more challenging than playing six degrees of separation with inbred European nobility.

He wrote many of them to highlight his own keyboard virtuosity, but the talents of the Italian violinist Regina Strinasacchi inspired him to compose this work, which gives the violinist a more challenging role, played with flair by Mr. Zukerman.

Untangling a mess of videogame controller wires can be more challenging than playing the game itself.