Sentence examples for on a tricky from inspiring English sources

Andrew Loosely "It dared to take on a tricky contemporary issue.

So some of the performers took on a tricky job: making the crowd understand that the day wasn't really about music.

But DiPietro made 33 saves, including a tough one in the waning seconds on a tricky redirection, to cement a 2-0 win, his fourth victory in seven games since the Islanders sent him to the A.H.L.

But the spinmeisters will be bowling on a tricky wicket.

And he has almost crashed on a tricky descent.

Niemi then made a stop on a tricky shot by Datsyuk in the final minute.

His first ball was the longest of long hops, yet it might have produced a wicket if Michael Lumb had hung on to a tricky catch on the midwicket boundary.

Anvar Suyunov, a Nogay from Kara-Tyube, said the edict touched on "a very tricky question of self-determination" and could prove dangerously divisive.

With Iain Duncan Smith and George Osborne's reforms providing so many fish to shoot in a barrel, Labour doesn't want to train its sights on a trickier target.

Muddy two-track roads proved too easy; on a trickier off-road diversion, the XC70 rolled through watery chuckholes and over sharp rocks.

He paused, concentrating on navigating a tricky curve, the wheels skidding on loose stones.