Sentence examples for most difficult feat from inspiring English sources

Bonds called reaching 755 the most difficult feat he had accomplished in baseball.

But Mr. Olympian would have to be able first to hit a baseball, widely regarded as the most difficult feat in all of sports.

The continuing investigation, and news leaks, could weaken Mr. Sharon as he tries to accomplish his most difficult feat as prime minister: rallying domestic and international support to impose a separation plan on the Palestinians that would involve evacuating up to 17 settlements in Gaza and others in the West Bank.

I still believe that hitting a baseball is the most difficult feat in sports, but after watching Glavine struggle, and after watching the increased wear and tear on pitchers' arms, I'm convinced that 300 victories may be baseball's next unreachable milestone.

Just about the most difficult feat in professional sports these days is to repeat as champion.

He is also halfway to one of the most difficult feats in sports, the Grand Slam.

The fascinating magic of watching a high-level kitchen function lies partly in the accretion of detail, as you see the dishes being constructed in layers and with the kind of expertise that, as in a good theater production, makes the most difficult feats look easy.

His versatility was already beyond dispute even before Saturday's history-making run, which punctuated what has long been considered among the most difficult feats in all of sports: to win three prestigious races at varying lengths in three different states over a five-week span.

Candice Hare, TVG on-air host/analyst: The Belmont Stakes rightfully revolves around Justify and his attempt at one of horse racing's most difficult feats: the Triple Crown.

For the last year, Ben Westbeech, better known by his house-head alias Breach has been attempting one of the most difficult feats in music: following up a massive hit.

The cycle is about as uncommon as a no-hitter (287 occurrences in MLB history); it has been called "one of the rarest" and "most difficult feats" in baseball.