Sentence examples similar to the tricky in from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez has been smooth while charging in for slow rollers, he has used his quick feet to move well laterally, he has used his soft hands to handle the tricky in-between hops, he has shown terrific instincts in making diving plays and he has used his strong arm to help rescue him on close plays.

But if you are a grammar freak, as I am, you can learn a lot about the tricky ins and outs of the pronoun qui (who), and I also recently discovered (qui knew?) that the "p" is silent in sculpteur.

The conversation about a daughter's childbearing options is one of the trickiest in the parent-adult child relationship.

The Irish rep's small stage, tucked in a corner, has always been one of the trickiest in the city.

Year 10, several of the staff suggest, is the trickiest in the school, because it was the intake that came when it seemed inevitable the school would close.

Struck in the head by a spring that had come loose from another car, the Brazilian's subsequent ordeal has been one of the trickiest in decades in a series that has been without a fatality for 15 years.

Better to condemn one's children to a poorly run country than to endanger their lives.The question of how outsiders can push settlements along is among the trickiest in international relations.

Unfortunately, the Pilot is also saddled with the Honda Display Audio System – whose touch-sensitive controls rank among the trickiest in the industry – and the curious pushbutton shifter seen previously on the Acura TLX sport sedan.

The tricky fugue in the final scene in Windsor Forest also sounded muddy.

The tricky part in cases of campus violence is the proverbial "wolf in sheep's clothing" scenario.

The tricky situation in which Corbyn found himself was somewhat inevitable.