Sentence examples for a tricky skill to 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.
Cooking is a tricky skill, especially for someone who isn't naturally drawn to 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.
Music is a tricky subject to write about, and mixing it with science is trickier still.
It's tricky to get it right at first but it's such an important life skill to have.
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.
That's a tricky thing to do.
I have a tricky relationship to mothering.
