Sentence examples for into the tricky from inspiring English sources

There's a vast wealth of plays out there for us to get stuck into – the tricky thing is deciding which to do next.

Manhood for Amateurs is a resolutely enquiring, robust and funny exploration into the tricky business of being a passionate amateur man – the nerd, geek and fanboy in all of us guys.

And it illustrates the struggles Google faces as it tries to expand into the tricky, unfamiliar realm of consumer electronics, and drum up broad interest in a Web-based TV product that consumers want.

The story behind the notebook, which could be worth £150,000, is fascinating too, giving an insight into the tricky relationship Thomas had with Yvonne Macnamara, the mother of his long-suffering wife Caitlin.

Once Josh has been bullied and cajoled into actually starting - at least until we reach "I've done my science, can I do my Russian after Buffy?", we get into the tricky area of "helping".

At the same time, he proves (to his readers and to himself) that it is possible to delve into the tricky question of success without succumbing to hopeless narcissism.

Mr. McQueen is also one of the rare artists who has successfully crossed over from the gallery world into the trickier business of feature films.

These have mainly been those forays out of his R-rated comfort-zone and into the trickier realm of PG-13, in his superhero movie The Green Hornet and his oddest outing, The Guilt Trip, with Barbra Streisand as his mother.

It begins with a forward left turn followed by a brief glide that sets up a reverse twist that flows into the trickiest, most treacherous part of the maneuver — a series of backward crossover steps that require you to keep switching the positions of your outside skate and your inside skate while looking over your shoulder.

His greatest success on Broadway came in 1964, when Peter Glenville prodded him into taking the tricky and difficult title role in "Dylan," an anecdotal drama dealing with the self-destructive poet Dylan Thomas's last liquor-sodden months.

But talks quickly ran into trouble over the tricky question of achieving a common tariff policy.