Sentence examples for struggles to play from inspiring English sources

Burton struggles to play an open game and the front five seem reluctant to buy into a game that may expose their own weaknesses.

He misfires on ill-advised shots, struggles to play to his strengths and generally looks like the kind of player whose only hope to play in the N.B.A. comes by way of a video game controller.

Finally, I'm intrigued to get your views on DiCaprio, as I'm personally getting a little tired of the constantly trotted out suggestion from critics that he's an actor with a narrow range who struggles to play more "adult" roles due to his youthful appearance and the supposedly charmed nature of his own life and career.

Blake's harmonies on the chorus – "My cares slip away when I see your face … When I'm on my own I'm lost in space" – could melt the coldest heart, while those five glockenspiel notes have provided the band with their one enduring piece of stagecraft over the years, as Blake struggles to play them in the right order (clearly harder than it looks).

The 31-year-old struggles to play more than one game a week because of the injury that also limits his training.

"I would struggle to play anywhere else.

We struggled to play with passion and this France team has struggled to play with passion in their group games.

But the fact is that the Americans have struggled to play effective soccer under Klinsmann.

His team has struggled to play.500 ball with a franchise-record payroll.

"Talk about people who struggled to play this game," Glenn said.

If the audience senses that a pianist is struggling to play it, the effect is lost.