Sentence examples for tricky building from inspiring English sources
Airports bring special problems: tricky building techniques, and the need to mesh with other transport links and to install sophisticated electronics to handle passengers and baggage.
I made friends who accepted me and were willing to take the extra time to wait for an accessible tram and help me into tricky buildings.
It's a potential life (or at least package) saver for those of us who live in tricky apartment buildings and aren't able to be home all of the time.
The tricky thing about building a reselling app around fast fashion prices is that fast fashion is meant to be discarded and replaced as trends change, which is why it is priced so low.
As someone who earns a living writing about steel, and as a Pelham resident, I was mystified by your Aug. 8 article "Soaring Steel Prices Make Building Trickier".
The day before the blast, workers from Halliburton, the oil services contractor, had finished one of the trickiest tasks in building a well: encasing it in cement, with a temporary plug of cement near the bottom of the pipe to seal the well.
Now that home networking is a reality (albeit a tricky one), companies are building devices that not only store or connect to a range of entertainment choices but also communicate with one another to distribute those choices throughout the home.
But that can be tricky, especially for endangered buildings such as the old central prison, a place whose traditional use is not universally recalled with fondness.In the past, sentimental objections to demolition could be brushed aside.
But even if she does manage to overcome the tricky maneuvering of coalition-building across party lines, an economic crisis could be waiting in the wings to hurt her career prospects.
The Proenza Schouler show last season, held at 5 Beekman Street, was particularly tricky because the long-vacant building had recently changed hands and construction was beginning.
Writing about your employer's new building is a tricky task.
