Sentence examples for dicey land from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the editor was encouraging readers to invest with him in dicey land and diamond deals as a means of defeating the devil.
He chips a run down the ground, dicey shot but landed safely.
Several Midwestern lawmakers commented that they continued to oppose EPA's consideration of the "dicey science" of indirect land use that "punishes domestic fuels".
Some are putting their own dollars into Web investments, betting that the Internet will be more profitable for them than so many of the bum land deals and dicey restaurant chains of the past.
The tunnels lie in some of the world's roughest terrain, and landing conditions can be dicey: snow-swept runways in the Himalayas, broken tarmac in Kazakhstan.
Some of those landings can get dicey.
Home runs have not been a staple for Jeter, but he has long been adept at sprinting into no-man's land in the outfield and turning dicey pop-ups into outs.
It is like flying by night in an aeroplane with dicey instruments: one wrong turn, and you can land in a place you had never dreamed of or crash.And even thenBut there is another, deeper, reason why history is not yet drawing to the hoped-for conclusion.
Making money in real estate looks very dicey.
Methyl bromide is especially important in California, where growers say conditions – like the high cost of land and type of soil – make things dicey.
They've also used dicey laws to condemn perfectly fine buildings and appropriate the land.
