Sentence examples for tricky occasion from inspiring English sources

My wife recalls one such tricky occasion with her use of the word "stoned".

On a similarly tricky occasion an investor tried to withdraw $50,000 from Ferd's firm, only to have Ferd offer him $250,000, claiming that the man's money had quintupled in the space of six months.

Being a succubus makes things tricky on occasion, but she's learning to control that aspect of herself, and, as played by the capable Anna Silk, she's vulnerable without being riven by the self-esteem problems that seem to afflict so many post-"Buffy" characters.

The second occasion proved trickier.

It's important to remember that we all have off days and times in our life when things are trickier, and this may on occasion lead us to be less than lovely to people at work.

For all the high-tech gloss she puts on this tricky case, Muller seems to have used the occasion of her 25th anniversary to take stock of herself and get back to basics.

Glazed fruit: A bit trickier but perhaps good for a more elegant occasion.

These are questions for another occasion, but it is at least worth noting that golden ages can be tricky to pin down.

The tricky part, more now than ever, is to make any new release feel like an occasion: to give a song more impact than a single droplet out of the cloud.

Rob Halkyard recalls the occasion she led a colleague to believe that an event required staff to dress in full scout uniform – a tricky look for a grown man to pull off when everyone else is in business-casual.

Tricky, eh?