The phrase "a tricky back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or a person that is difficult to manage or understand, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The gymnast had to navigate a tricky back during her routine, which made her performance even more impressive."
Alternatives: "a challenging situation" or "a difficult aspect".
By making himself seem impotent, even if all he really had was a tricky back, he was quietly subverting traditional gender categories, of the kind where action, decisiveness, thrusting forward are necessarily good, and retreat, passivity, flowering all feminine.
In left field, Daniels will be running around on arthritic knees and a tricky back.
Ederson has barely touched the ball, but the Manchester City goalkeeper shows off his footwork by dealing with a potentially tricky back pass.
These days, the chilly breezes that sneak through the slats in the green fences and the damp air that sticks to the same lush tennis grounds Pete Sampras adores tend to reach out and grip his tricky back like a squeeze toy.
He'll need to give it enough for it to drop, but he'll not want to leave himself a tricky putt back if it misses.
When I interviewed Tricky back then, he told me, 'I was looking for a singer and she just turned up.
"It's like a computer with a virus requiring continual self-assessment," according to Joyce McMillan, arts critic of the Scotsman.In this section Sexism and the City England expects The law and the profits Wigscratchingly tricky Back from the dead Small is better than nothing Buy to let go Consultation fatigue A special relationship ReprintsCynicism is also growing amongst children's charities.
She was all set to study oceanography - 'I know it sounds weird, but it's something I might still go back to' - when she bumped into Tricky back in 1993.
The case is expected to continue for six weeks.In this section Sexism and the City England expects The law and the profits Wigscratchingly tricky Back from the dead Small is better than nothing Buy to let go Consultation fatigue A special relationship ReprintsMerrill Lynch has become uncomfortably familiar with such cases.
Having duetted with Tricky back in the day, Topley-Bird joined Massive on their last outing, Heliogland; she is kept busy, tasked with the Liz Fraser role in Teardrop as well as her own songs.
But environmental concerns have not been the only issue making Greenwich Park tricky, back at the arena in the northern end of the park, topography has played its part.
