Sentence examples for problems of playing from inspiring English sources

Think about the problems of playing Hitler, for example.

Mike and Bob Bryan, identical twins from Los Angeles, cite the logistical problems of playing both.

Shakespeare records the problems of playing and of audiences in more detail in A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Weiner acknowledged the problems of playing interleague games every day, including on opening day and the final series of the season.

An hour and a half was being devoted to problems of playing and programming adventurous music, including performances of pieces by Edgard Varese and Arnold Schoenberg, Peter Lieberson and Jacob Druckman.

One of the problems of playing Walcott on the wing is that, unlike Lennon or any specialist in the role, he has no tricks – and, bizarrely, in three years under Wenger, playing almost invariably on the flank, he does not seem to have picked up any.

But if anyone can solve the problem of playing football in 45-50 degree heat, they can.

Like Bentley, Owen also faces the problem of playing in a struggling team; Spurs are the only side below Newcastle in the Premier League table.

Hayley Atwell as Sophie excellently surmounts the problem of playing a truly good woman by suggesting she is tempted by worldly vanity.

Brett, in his own idiosyncratic way, solved the ultimate problem of playing Sherlock Holmes over and over again: how to make this strange, cold, frighteningly intelligent man seem human, but without violating the essentially inhuman qualities that make him fascinating.

One cannot ignore the advantage gained in the group stage over wealthy Rubin Kazan and the Greeks, Panathinaikos, but they have the problem of playing the game in February, when their domestic season is on hold.