Sentence examples for tricky color from inspiring English sources
Lucy Hale took a fresh approach to the crop trop trend, Ciara wore a very tricky color with much success, and Gabrielle Union breathed new life into sheer dresses.
Be careful of exposing what's under your white garments, white is a tricky color this way.
Also, stylists pretty much know what they are doing; red is the trickiest color to keep up with.
These can be particularly tricky because size, color and placement restrictions are strictly delineated in several paragraphs of the official five-page tournament rule book on attire.
The world for them was not some tricky text but a color-coded manila folder.
Getting horseshoes can be quite tricky; they're steel colored, hovering horseshoes scattered in the nooks and crannies of Las Venturas.
But the use of a color is a tricky thing to enforce.
The impetus of a Doerr story is always a movement toward transcendence, and the process is what matters, not the vehicles: not the metaphors, not the tricky plots, not the local color, not the occasional bursts of melodrama.
Even the hyper-controlled universe of high-end horse breeding does not produce predictable results — if it did, this week's Derby would be a lot less fun — and just selecting for something as seemingly simple as coat color is fiendishly tricky.
When the lease on the club's Midtown space ran out last summer, it was time to come up with a new location, which would prove to be tricky: The old space included color as well as black-and-white darkroom facilities, in addition to a shooting studio and a small gallery.
