Sentence examples for a tricky draw from inspiring English sources
But if Kuerten, a two-time French Open winner, is to advance his popularity in America, he will have to perform on a hard court and get through a tricky draw.
Dettori was always close to the pace from a tricky draw in stall one on the far side, and moved closer to the lead approaching the final quarter-mile just as it became clear that Air Force Blue, the odds-on favourite, was going backwards.
But after sailing through a first-round match with the Austrian veteran Sabrina Filzmoser she faced a trickier draw to get past the last 16.
And Brazil face a deceptively tricky draw, with Spain, the Netherlands or Chile potentially lying in wait in the last 16.
He won on grass at Queen's Club the next week, then hustled through a sometimes tricky draw at Wimbledon, losing just one set to Ernests Gulbis of Latvia in the second round.
But with their often listless displays drawing the ire of their fans, Van Gaal is counting on Schweinsteiger to guide his team through a tricky tie in Germany.
Andy Murray says his tricky draw at Wimbledon means he cannot think any further ahead than his first-round opponent Nikolay Davydenko.
"Clybourne," a bitingly funny satire, has serious themes – race and neighborhood gentrification – and lacks celebrity actors in the cast, making it a potentially trickier draw.
Federer, a six-time champion, and Nadal -- the only man to beat him at Wimbledon in the last seven finals -- were handed tricky draws Friday for the grass-court Grand Slam tournament.
That depends on whether they can first dispatch their newer nemeses in a tricky men's draw, which was announced Thursday, not to mention erase nagging doubts about their games.
