Sentence examples for cross tricky from inspiring English sources

They knew how to cross tricky borders and distribute goods across a disparate continent where vast tracts of land are inaccessible.

Nutt has no mandate to decide policy and if he tried to interfere with policy he would be crossing this tricky line, but I do not believe he did.

In spring, the river swells with the melt water of the surrounding mountains making the bridge crossing a tricky and wet undertaking.

Robert Christgau called it a "deeply brave and pretentious record ... signifies like a cross between lesser Tricky and Sly's Riot Goin' On", and wrote of D'Angelo, "he leads from strength" rather than "tune-and-hook", "a feel for bass more disquieting than bootalicious".

Clearly playing a double, treble and quadruple crosser is trickier than it looks.

The second crossing is trickier, as the water is a few inches deeper and visibility has diminished with the dying day.

I agree that there are "three Brexits" and that each makes freedom of movement a tricky cross for Labour to bear.

Another sloppy Seattle giveaway and suddenly Valeri finds the space down the right to curl a tricky cross to the back post where Yedlin is there yet again to hold off Johnson as he tries to head home.

Such cross-selling was tricky enough anyway, because many countries, notably America and Britain, require a strict separation of the legal and other professions.

Regardless of whether the next president is Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, the White House will confront numerous tricky cross-currents on Capitol Hill next year.

Their friendship made the tricky cross-border deal possible, said Franco Bernabè, who has been Telecom Italia's chief executive since 2007 and who, in April, also became its executive chairman, succeeding Mr. Galateri di Genola.