Sentence examples for making things tricky from inspiring English sources
The Hearts defence were throwing themselves in the way of shots, but it was making things tricky for MacDonald and he had to be alert again to divert Sutton's deflected effort.
LaBute certainly makes things tricky for the critic.
Dominatrix – and dominant – missus works for the enemy; that makes things tricky, and interesting.
And that might make things tricky for the marketing men, who have long insisted that the more MHz, the merrier.
That can make things tricky for teams looking for the next pass-rushing nose guard or All-Pro receiver.
He's dedicated a lot of time to it – but, if you don't have that, if it's not enough time, it can make things tricky.
And he's going to do it with his head cocked to one side, just to make things tricky for himself.
Western reporters in Sirte say its people's declarations of devotion to the colonel and their willingness to fight for what they have are sincere.That makes things tricky for the coalition.
The removal of the fifth fielder outside the circle has not just made things tricky for bowlers in 50-over cricket, it's held up a whopping great 'all-you-can-eat sign' above their heads.
Chantry has a boyfriend, which makes things tricky, although that's not as much of an obstacle as Wallace's general rubbishness with the opposite sex, something that threatens to leave him languishing in the "friend zone".
