Sentence examples for a tricky skill from inspiring English sources
WOODWORKING is a tricky skill to master.
It's a tricky skill to take into the real world.
Buzz pollination is a tricky skill though, and bumblebees go through what appears to be a learning process while they get the hang of it.
It is a tricky skill, balancing budget, transfer activity and results - and bigger clubs have teams to cover these requirements - but at the level of Motherwell and St Mirren much of the onus falls on the manager to implement his won strategy.
Cooking is a tricky skill, especially for someone who isn't naturally drawn to it.
Becoming buoyant: Gonzalez teaches Jhanea Wilcher the tricky skill of staying afloat, while Quaniesha Mack relies on a kickboard.
Over time, he improved at the tricky skill, though he couldn't remember being trained.
While some people have mastered this tricky skill, it can often come across as insecure.[3].
In East Coast sailing circles, the Around Long Island has a reputation as a tricky race in which skill in handling changing winds, seas and tides often trumps raw boat speed.
No matter, you can leap onto these beasts and, through your skill with a tricky little mini-game, domesticate the beasts and bring them back to your stable where you can train them and use them to harvest raw materials for crafting.
