Sentence examples for Most tricky from inspiring English sources

Most tricky of all; who gets Jim Naughtie?

"I think everyone knows this is one of the most tricky corners," he said.

Mrs Duffy was far from the most tricky customer ever to confront a politician.

As is often the way, he left the most tricky topic, immigration, until last.

The most tricky conditions are when the rain is beginning or ending and the track is becoming wet or drying.

This was perhaps the most tricky of the three to deal with, with its three doubled consonants and two vowels.

"It is one of the most tricky-conditions victories I have ever had," Alonso said after the race.

Here the most technically tricky and entertaining work is by an Indonesian group called Tromarama.

When the fate of the Championship was still (technically) in the balance, Yorkshire made the most of tricky early conditions at Lord's, shooting out Middlesex for 106 and building a big first-innings lead.

Fortunately, there are bypasses around most of the tricky patches if you need them.

He then moved to France to make red Burgundy, the most rarefied and tricky wine of them all.