Sentence examples for tricky men from inspiring English sources

But if you hold onto the pill and give your tricky men time to do their thing in the other mob's 20, then points will come.

That depends on whether they can first dispatch their newer nemeses in a tricky men's draw, which was announced Thursday, not to mention erase nagging doubts about their games.

So I was like, 'Well that's gotta be kind of tricky, man.

But he may be a tricky man to edit or organize.

Worse, says Steven Law, the president of both American Crossroads and Crossroads GPS, Mr Obama is a particularly tricky man to tear down.

Aid agencies know that straightforward natural disasters are much easier to communicate than trickier man-made crises.

People forget pills, and it's tricky because men can't know whether women were subject to human nature or had other motivations.

Boffins make tricky leading men.

I learnt how the offshore breeze funnelled down the calas (a cala is a beach between cliffs), and could make life tricky for man-powered boats.

A tricky no man's land he's in, wherein he has walked all his days, on the principle that life is short and meaningless and one must amass what one can, enjoy it, and die whenever.

Brentford was his next port of call before, this season, MK Dons manager Karl Robinson decided the diminutive (5ft 7in) but tricky front-man was the player to replace Sam Baldock after the latter's sale to West Ham United.