Sentence examples for difficult stunt from inspiring English sources

But, since atomic nuclei are positively charged, and like charges repel, it is a difficult stunt to pull off.

Sanjay, 33, died when the Pitts S-2A aerobatic plane he was flying crashed as he was attempting a difficult stunt.

But juggling Christie Whitman's tax structure with a view of government perhaps closer to Jim Florio's was beginning to look like a difficult stunt -- far more precarious than a beach walk.

Sterling, an aged and permed egomaniac, was recently taped telling his young Hispanic girlfriend he did not want her to associate with black players or even bring them to Clipper games, a difficult stunt given the coach is Doc Rivers and many of their playing staff are black.

This is a difficult stunt.

This is a very difficult stunt.

But these are difficult stunts, especially when it's supposed to have an element of amateurism, so you have to be very specific".

The widely ballyhooed details of Tom Cruise's readiness to perform his own dangerous and difficult stunts conjures, to the public, a sense of satisfaction regarding the pains that a fabulously rich and famous person is willing to take for their pleasures; for critics, it evokes an age of artistic heroism harking back to Buster Keaton's and Harold Lloyd's self-sacrificing stunts.

The dancers perform difficult stunts and leaps, accompanied by the music of a violin and a harp.

These riders engaged in difficult stunts to show off their talent and skills.

The highlight of their week was the circus performance, complete with Tiny Tumbling Tots (including our Leo), acrobats, and a difficult bicycle stunt performed by three Mini Club members and a G.O. who was a Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey veteran.