Sentence examples for form a tricky from inspiring English sources
One work, "Dotty Diptych," is made of nearly 2,700 white and black dominoes;dots in the right-hand panel of white dominoes form a tricky letter D. This is a grown-up's alphabet, but for children it is also a whimsical introduction to the realm of abstract art.
In another series, the chevrons became diamonds, his first shaped paintings (1964-69), by the simple device of butting one set of chevrons upside down against another, forming a tricky squarish picture hung on the diagonal.
The winger is just eight days younger than Tomkins and Farrell has been impressed by his form after a tricky period last season.
With the Champions league firmly in the club's sights this week, in the form of a tricky game at Manchester City, Klopp will once again turn to his stately forward to convert any chances the Bundesliga side hope to make against the English champions.
PROPERTY OWNERSHIP What property should be held jointly, and in what form, is a tricky issue for all couples, and more so for same-sex ones.
On past form, that's a tricky job.
In these times of austerity, keeping science on good form can be a tricky balancing act, and it is one that must be juggled locally as well as globally.
Barcelona need a victory tonight to ignite their form ahead of a tricky run of games.
For years, astrophysicists have been engaged in a tricky form of space chemistry: trying to figure out how much of a hydrogen variant known as deuterium should have been produced by the big bang.
Yet video isn't the thing, only an inadequate vessel for capturing a tricky form.
