Sentence examples for tricky fare from inspiring English sources
After two years' national service with the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Andrew made his county debut in 1953, proving himself instantly as he kept to Tribe's tricky fare and to the phenomenal pace of fellow Lancastrian Frank Tyson.
Esposito expertly tackles trickier fare like, "Do you get turned on by looking at your own boobs?" and "Is scissoring actually a thing?" and "Are you afraid of eternal hell?" Watch Cameron do some truth telling and then go pick up her album and follow her on Twitter.
BUYING an airline ticket is always something of a gamble — prices go up and down, and trying to figure out how far in advance to book to get the best fare can be tricky.
Whether the writing-school alumnus will ever return to more subtle fare is a trickier question.
However, the politics of fare increases can be tricky, especially when not everyone is shouldering the same burden.
"We've done a ton to honor the original series but bring it to a new audience," Mr. Kurtzman said, summarizing the tricky task faced by anyone reprising well-known fare.
The question of how the broadcasters have fared on TV ratings is an equally tricky assessment, and England's swiftest exit from a World Cup in 56 years certainly hasn't helped.
He's fared very well in recent fights against some tricky opponents and it will be interesting to see how he goes against the very top guys.
"Lloyds", predicts the boss of another big British bank, "won't exist in a decade".Judging how Lloyds would have fared had it steered clear of HBOS is tricky.
One source said staff were unhappy that a director who earned £2.2m in the year to March, up from £1.7m a year before, appeared to be claiming taxi fares for personal trips while the bank faced tricky times.
Bright, brash and unashamedly formulaic, this is thrillingly accessible fare, aiming more for the straight lines of the home stretch than the tricky curves of those treacherous corners, with Howard keeping one eye always on the grandstand.
