Sentence examples for be tricky to put from inspiring English sources
Fried noted sanctions documents often run a bit late, and that the first ones assembled under any new law tend to be tricky to put together.
Sometimes, it can be tricky to put on a fitted sheet alone.
"The game plan was tricky to put together, the game plan was fun to put together," Fassel said.
Whether or not you agree with Mr. Morris, it's tricky to put together an effective evening that consists largely of improvised dance.
A best and worst of franchising list is tricky to put together.
It's tricky to put a monetary value on the increase in national self-esteem that might come from the knowledge that we now have shiny fast trains too.
"It's tricky to put the finger on exactly what it was, but the only thing we can do individually is look at it the same way we look at games for Glasgow and training for Glasgow," he continued.
Except that an airplane is trickier to put together.
But giving tax breaks to oil companies at a time of record industry profits and rising fuel bills could be politically tricky, to put it mildly.
