Sentence examples for tricky month from inspiring English sources

But there is still a tricky month to go before the ceasefire is even signed.

George Ford has already had a tricky month and contrived to miss six of his seven attempted kicks at goal in perfect conditions.

They are statements it might pay to keep at hand as Collingwood face a tricky month: a hiding-to-nothing pair of games against Melbourne and Essendon, a daunting Perth trip to face West Coast and the big-game atmosphere of their oldest rival Carlton.

That could have been tricky this month when the Saudis tipped us off that some dodgy parcels – dressed up as printer cartridges – were heading towards East Midlands airport.

Tricky Falls, Oct. 18, 8 p.m., okkervilriver.com.

The end result is a desperately tricky two-month balancing act.

For Corbyn, this was always going to be tricky, because May has the goodwill of Tory MPs behind her.

The timing is tricky: in March, when DACA will begin to sunset, the 2018 primary season will just be getting under way.

Cassandra was a daughter of King Priam of Troy and therefore a Trojan rather than a Greek, though she was ignored with disastrous consequences.DAVID GARROODFarnham Common, BuckinghamshireStudent politicsSIR Of course Guy Debord and the situationists had a large influence on the French student movement in 1968 ("Tricky situations", May 2nd).

This may prove especially tricky for May given her failure as home secretary to meet the target promised by the Tory manifesto, while Johnson will have to square his "pro-immigration" stance with the belief of leave voters that Brexit will bring down numbers of new arrivals.

The test gets trickier in October, when BMW will offer this TwinPower engine in the much-larger 528i, the lowest-priced version of the 5 Series sedan.