Sentence examples for tricky after from inspiring English sources

The going gets tricky after that.

But separating fact from lore is tricky after three decades.

Afterall, the transition into the workplace can be tricky after being a student.

I think he can control the rates up to about two years, but it gets more tricky after that.

Relaunching the park may be tricky after this month's accident at Alton Towers, but Wayne is comforted by widespread support in the town.

That was quite tricky – after a lot of umming and ahhing, I plumped for "urban" (I wish), "contemporary" (I live in the present day) and "chic" (obviously).

But with Ospreys leading 18-9 Traille produced the first moment of real quality in the match with a fine miss-pass that gave Balshaw room to slide in at the left corner, although Bosch missed the tricky afters.

Tracking the Belgian fighters becomes trickier after early 2014.

Lily's story becomes trickier after Rosemary (whose name is spelled Rose Mary in "The Glass Castle") is born.

This boundary-free approach worked when Odeo was thriving, but it became trickier after Apple announced it would add podcasts to iTunes, essentially making Odeo redundant in a single afternoon.

The Memphis Grizzlies and the Golden State Warriors will have to fight all season if they want to make the Western Conference playoffs, something which will get a lot trickier after Friday.