Sentence examples for a tricky step from inspiring English sources

It's a tricky step that most of the company's current dancers tend to blur.

Doing so can be a tricky step involving heat or chemical shock.

In the street outside, Berezovsky said he hadn't decided yet whether to appeal – a tricky step, one suspects, given the judge's devastating comments.

On occasion, Ms. Koswara, a svelte 22-year-old with a pierced diamond stud in her nose, joined her boyfriend, Mr. Martinez, on the floor to give a dazzling demonstration of a tricky step.

A reviewer who is an expert at protein purification might tell you about some promising, unpublished work in her laboratory that might smooth out a tricky step in your work plan.

When we first saw Scarlett O'Hara pinching her cheeks in "Gone With The Wind" to get that youthful pink glow, we knew blush would be an important part of our beauty regimen... we just didn't know it would be such a tricky step.

The 50p top rate of tax is expected to be reduced for people earning more than £150,000 a year – a politically tricky step which will be balanced with fresh moves to crack down on tax avoidance by the rich.

This is a fairly tricky step, so keep an eye on the pieces of potato and move them around the pan until you see one start to fry; it's now ready to fry the potatoes.

The rehearsal surges forward and stops, surges and stops, as Ms. Anderson struggles to remember, or to figure out, how to execute a particularly tricky step.

Taking a politically tricky step in his campaign for mayor, Borough President Fernando Ferrer of the Bronx continued yesterday to promote the repeal of a recent city tax cut -- an idea that is setting him apart from his rivals.

But for the process to result in a working battery, all five layers must stick together and work in synchrony, and the tricky step was finding a separator material that kept the whole stack in one piece.