Sentence examples for it's touch and go from inspiring English sources

On sales day the teams have appointments with some of the country's biggest retailers, but it's touch and go as to whether one team will have a product at all and a slip of the tongue threatens to tear a pitch apart.

It's touch and go - but that's something Lisa's dealing with night and day over lambing season.

"It's touch and go," Richard Yevoli, a childhood friend of Mr. Kusinitz's, said as he emerged from the hospital.

"We've got plans in place," Troughton told BBC WM. "It's touch and go for next week for me and Clarkey, who's struggling with his hamstring.

Aurally, it's touch and go.

"It's touch and go," Piazza said.

"It's touch-and-go now," fretted Bernie Shannon as the fourth and final round drew to a close.

Even so, when we arrive at the Purcell Room, it's touch-and-go whether I'll manage to persuade either child inside: they're more keen to play in the undulating landscape of grass-covered, bright pink igloos just outside – especially when they realise we have to wait in a mammoth queue to take our seats.

If you remember back to the 1900's, it was touch and go.

Promoter Eddie Hearn added: "When we got the news of Anthony's injuries it was touch and go whether he would fight again.

"It was Mike Tindall's first offence and it was touch and go whether he'd won the ball.