Sentence examples for by tricky from inspiring English sources

Yet the election buzz continued, with parties dusting down campaign slogans and plans.The mania has been triggered by tricky negotiations on welfare reform.

On "High Price," produced by Tricky Stewart and The-Dream, her vocals are manipulated to sound like opera, a spooky, ethereal effect that's both innovative and surprisingly natural.

Their sold-out performance of "Lucia di Lammermoor" at the Met had its magical moments, Anthony Tommasini writes, but both were humbled by tricky top notes.

But I can't see what's wrong with films that tell you that romance can by tricky and love will win out in the end.

Jackson's formidable size and style were a perfect fit for street ball, a game characterized by tricky ball handling, alley-oops and dunks, with individual prowess often trumping team play.

Fraught negotiations on the draft constitution lie ahead, followed in several countries by tricky referendums to approve it (the most difficult of which will most probably be the one promised for Britain by Tony Blair a week ago).

In other words, if a rule might cause banks to be less profitable, say, by curbing tricky and excessive fees, it could be vetoed by bank-friendly regulators.

Benjamin disconcerted Ni Hua by using tricky, somewhat offbeat openings.

In the end, his marriage calculus was solved by the tricky factor of love.

Its liner notes were by Allen Ginsberg ("tricky Guitars, great Artie fingers"), another member of the circle.

Amavi's deputy, Kieran Richardson, cut a hapless, helpless figure as he was subjected to trial by the tricky Gerard Deulofeu.