Sentence examples for tricky press from inspiring English sources

These qualities also stood him in good stead in tricky press conferences at home, when he was able to make the most unpromising positions emanating from Rome sound mildly plausible.

It can be tricky to press record and stop record at exactly the right time.

While and and are pressed down, then you must (and this is the tricky part) then press the are pressed down, then you must (and this is the tricky part) then press the key.

Treading the line between the desires of the firm and the whims of the style press is tricky, but the Duchess is managing it quite beautifully.

A mostly deferential press rarely asks tricky questions.

Dislikes The press can be tricky, especially if you're having an affair, but I know that comes with the territory.

It's a tricky one for the Murdoch press, which is fast going off Labour but also attacks the BBC for commercial reasons; tricky too for the Mail which also hates the Beeb for commercial and cultural reasons.

WASHINGTON — A veteran Washington reporter once made an observation about the "tricky" job of the White House press secretary — an observation that Jay Carney might want to heed when he steps into the role next month.

The cake is slightly tricky to assemble: as you press the sticky batter into the pan, then pour over the blended strawberries and finally sprinkle on the streusel, you are likely to feel that it's all an awful mess and never going to work.

It's tricky to know how much to press Adele on Angelo.

What's going on with this tricky relationship there?" he said on the Television Critics Association press tour.