Sentence examples for been a tricky day from inspiring English sources
Obviously there's the timing, turning what should have been a tricky day for the Conservatives – who were about to lose another MP to the insurgent rightwing party Ukip – into one dominated by questions of Labour snobbery.
That may be but refurbishing ageing Test teams is a tricky business and Saturday night's feverish late surge could not prevent England being beaten at their own game.
But the Wolves will also be weakened for a tricky Thursday trip to Castleford – where the Tigers supporters will hope to generate a passionate and intimidating atmosphere for the club's first home play-off of the Super League era – by the loss of their full-back Matty Russell with facial injuries in Saturday's victory over Widnes.
Valentine's Day is a tricky one.
This time of day, you see – it's 11.15am, I've done my dog walk, I'm ready for the rest of the day – it's a tricky time.
Smith told Guardian Australia on Friday 18C was a tricky issue.
So this is a tricky pick to make on a Thursday, with his status still very much up in the air.
The task for Mr. Romney on Monday night is a tricky one: to be much more aggressive in going after Mr. Gingrich without coming across as snippy, curt or nasty.
Hermione Hoby I just did a show with Patti on Mother's Day, which obviously was a tricky night for me because my mother [the folk singer Kate McGarrigle] died a couple of years ago, but it was amazing to watch Patti interact with her daughter, talk about her own mom and show this very feminine side and just be herself.
