Sentence examples for small tricky from inspiring English sources

Small, tricky details – as with crisscrossing, contrary motion between the strings and the pianist – were made opulent.

Historical fiction is typically so ample and epilogic that the "historical short story" may seem a contradiction in terms, but Shepard has made himself, in particular, a master of this small, tricky subgenre.

Yet, with a formidable field in position to do damage, nobody set the course on fire, and many players were undone by the thick rough, the small, tricky greens and the pressure of the Open.

On a smaller scale, Mitchie (Little Tricky) Brusco, a skateboarding sensation out of Kirkland, Wash., who is only 6, has deals with Jones Soda, Lego and Termite Skateboards, among others.

Simply defining who is French can make small talk tricky.

8. Cell Phone Speaking of phones, have your loved ones put off getting a cell phone because the features on these phones seem too small or tricky to use? Luckily, there's a wide range of reasonably priced mobile phones specifically designed for seniors.

Assigning small but tricky tasks may help you to judge their expertise.

For sand its a little trickier, wave the nozzle over the sand creating a small underwater dust devil.

However if you get to the $3m $5m5m A rounds things are a little more tricky; too small for the larger US growth funds, too far for the smaller ones to make a larger commitment (although some like Blumberg are very active also at this stage) and there just aren't that many active $100m+ funds in Europe.

He and his Hendrick Motorsports teammates dominated again on the oldest, smallest and trickiest circuit in the series.

But applying fintech's data-guzzling model for consumer lending to small firms is tricky.