Sentence examples for tricky note from inspiring English sources

Sir Harrison starts out, as he often does, on an E, this time the E at the top of the treble staff, a tricky note between the soprano's middle and upper registers.

The tricky notes of her signature song, "Twisted," are nonnegotiable, but she tries anyway.

Phillippe and Myers are called upon to hit some uniquely tricky notes.

"It's tricky," noted Larkins.

Choosing an undergraduate student as a research assistant as well as a research project can be tricky, notes Alex Weiss, professor and associate chair of physics at The University of Texas at Arlington.

Since then, it has been trickier noting the different perspectives on the world, but the quality and variety of world coverage are still impressive.

"It's tricky," he noted.

Buses are trickier, but note that Google Maps works quite well to show you which lines to take, and you can pay in cash as you get on.

Their sold-out performance of "Lucia di Lammermoor" at the Met had its magical moments, Anthony Tommasini writes, but both were humbled by tricky top notes.

What thrilled me was not the prospect of 60 11-year-olds lunging for the tricky high notes in Tomorrow so much as the thought of the opportunities it would present for girls neglected by the previous year's production of Oliver!

Still, this strategy could be tricky, he notes, because higher humidity could encourage the growth of other pathogens, such as mold or the bacteria that cause Legionnaires' disease.