Sentence examples for tricky dance from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tricky dance" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a dance that is complex or difficult to perform. Example: "The choreography for the performance included a tricky dance that challenged even the most skilled dancers."
"It's another tricky dance," Fox said.
A tricky dance of rights and permissions accompanies Thrones-led merchandising.
"It's all about balancing the library's mission and its marketing, and that is always a tricky dance," she added.
It's a tricky dance that becomes trickier as Zoe's belly swells and her emotions and hormones start crashing against her fears.
With the exception of Mr. Crann, the choreographer, these performers don't move very well, but they gamely tackled the sometimes tricky dance steps he created for them.
But visitors looking for waist-deep water where they can practice tricky dance manoeuvres will almost certainly be out of luck: the lake where Patrick Swayze romanced Jennifer Grey has almost disappeared.
In the semi-darkness, Tricky dances and writhes and falls to his knees.
11 09 P.M.: It's getting late, and as the raw denim does a cheese-grater thing to my inner thighs I mentally eliminate trickier dance moves.
Cameron has a potentially even trickier dance with the EU.
In "Johnson Rag" the exotic style is Baroque, the number a tricky jazz dance with nonsense Italian lyrics.
Still, revivals are tricky; modern dance can look dated with little effort, and at times the presentational style of "Mazurkas," a 10-section piece staged by Sarah Stackhouse, goes to a time-capsule place.
