Sentence examples for performed difficult from inspiring English sources

But to my mind, the true heroes were the pilots who risked their lives to drop supplies and later to pick her up and the friends who performed difficult and miraculous feats of generosity.

In her pink long-sleeved outfit, she looked like a prima ballerina as she performed difficult release moves and hand positions that raised the difficulty score of her routine.

The women performed difficult work in large groups, going from field to field helping one another work each other's land.

Charles Holden described Pick's management of meetings: "Here his decisions were those of a benevolent dictator, and the members left the meeting with a clear sense of a task to be performed, difficult, perhaps, and sometimes impossible, as might subsequently prove to be, but usually well worth exploring if only in producing convincing proof of obstacles.

He'd watched them perform difficult, messy tasks.

There has also been discussion of a bonus scoring system to reward skaters for performing difficult or innovative moves.

Scheduled to start early next year, "The Mole" will show 10 strangers performing "difficult physical and psychological tasks" while traveling the world.

Many of the numerous Mexican immigrants are hard-working laborers, performing difficult jobs in construction, agriculture and landscaping.

The researchers rated each activity on a scale from 1.0 (no distractions) to 5.0 (performing difficult maths and memory problems).

The pilot in the Shoreham crash, Andy Hill, was vastly experienced, but there have been regular fatalities among those flying at airshows, because they perform difficult and risky manoeuvres.

At New York clubs friends like Fred Hellerman of the Weavers and Theodore Bikel would coax her onstage to sing, but her extreme shyness made performing difficult.