Sentence examples for tricky clashes from inspiring English sources
When you throw into the mix tricky clashes against Scotland it is not an enviable task.
Once Mr. Ong had come up with the combination of rose and chocolate, deciding on an apt execution was tricky: two such strong flavors might clash.
Moreover, there is the tricky and underappreciated issue of the potential clash between the messy realities of statehood and, in this case, the ideals and faith of a people.
Hysterical nativism Barn again Hill on a city Life is sweet When rights clash The hub nation ReprintsIt is a tricky case.
But the 'Fire's clash with "Paper Planes" singer MIA is more tricky to get around.
Preparing for a Game 7 can be tricky, as the Rangers' John Mitchell discussed Saturday morning, hours before the big clash against the Washington Capitals at Madison Square Garden that would decide which team would advance to the Stanley Cup's final four.
Tricky, who had nowhere to hide, admits he had problems acclimatising to attention, repeatedly clashing with journalists, record executives and audiences.
You get the feeling that Aviva needs the Pru more than the Pru needs Aviva.' Insurance mergers can be tricky, as the combination of Royal and Sun Alliance showed: integration proved difficult and there was a culture clash between directors.
Tottenham travel to Monaco for their crucial Champions League clash buoyed by a dramatic late win over West Ham, but their task remains very tricky.
Leicester next face a similarly tricky match away to promotion rivals Hull City on Boxing Day, while Cardiff head for home and a clash with another side snapping at their heels in Crystal Palace.
