Sentence examples similar to Treacherous player from inspiring English sources
Swirling winds made club selection difficult on many holes, and the par-5, 526-yard No. 18 was particularly treacherous when players hit their approach shots to the island green.
Speaking of human possibility, 20th-Century maverick Conlon Nancarrow had no concern for such limitations when he wrote his treacherous Studies for Player Piano, whose rhythmic complexities and blazing tempi no 10-fingered keyboardist could ever hope to master.
The pucks often travel a treacherous path, choked with players determined to block them — an obstacle tippers of decades past rarely dealt with.
Ms. Tepper has used part of her share to make herself into an eager new player in the treacherous world of theatrical producing.
("Hadn't there been a viking chief called Ralph?") His pretensions to bourgeois respectability -- he keeps a palatial home, has two daughters in finishing school and proudly refers to the seedy watering hole he owns as "a place of prestige and good traditions" -- help make Ember an honorable player on the treacherous playing field of antiheroes.
Omar Minaya, the Mets' general manager, has the scars to prove how rough-and-tumble the scouting of Latin American baseball prospects can be, and how treacherous a draft of such players once was.
Treacherous waters indeed.
Snow still a hazard on main routes Jump to media player Driving conditions remain treacherous across parts of Wales on Saturday - with more snow expected.
Harry Redknapp branded the Wembley pitch a "disgrace" after players slipped on the treacherous surface throughout the game.
