Sentence examples for most of tricky from inspiring English sources

When the fate of the Championship was still (technically) in the balance, Yorkshire made the most of tricky early conditions at Lord's, shooting out Middlesex for 106 and building a big first-innings lead.

Fortunately, there are bypasses around most of the tricky patches if you need them.

An alternative movie editing app that does most of the tricky technical stuff for you is Magisto — Magical Video Editor (free on iOS and Android).

But most of these tricky little double-talkers manage, through surrounding context or attendant preposition, to fix unambiguously which polar meaning they intend.

So when demand for labour rises, there will be less slack in the system to meet it.This week's strikes are probably a blip: multi-year pay deals have settled most of the tricky public-sector pay questions and there is scant sign of wage pressures in the private sector.

It was the most emotional scene of the day, and also one of the most technically tricky, because of the ways that players' choices in Mass Effect 1 and 2 carry over into the new sequel.

These were always most serious works full of tricky symbolism.

Most tricky of all; who gets Jim Naughtie?

The costumes by Amy Clark and Martin Pakledinaz are built around a black and white palette for most of the show, a tricky challenge they meet nicely, as my guest David pointed out.

There are plenty of actors who have metaphorically shot themselves in the foot when playing that most tricky of Shakespearian roles, Antony, but RSC actor Darrell D'Silva is almost certainly the first to shoot himself in the hand.

Since Wikileaks published the documents, the Associated Press and other media organisations have been working hard to go through them, which is tricky as most of them are in Arabic.