Sentence examples for tricky race from inspiring English sources
"This was a tricky race," he said.
It was a tricky race out there, and again we called it right.
"It was a tricky race out there, and again we called it right," Button said.
It depends a lot on the horse but it's a very tricky race.
"It's a very tricky race," Motion said, before this Belmont turned totally tricky on his horse, his jockey.
On the track, meanwhile, they're lining up for the men's 400m hurdles heat - which has always struck me as a particularly tricky race to run.
Our supposedly tricky races yesterday threw up yet more winners at shortish prices but only 15244 and Doctoroncall were able to get more than one of them.
"We were a little more aggressive today and it paid off," said Rán tactician Gavin Brady, "but the second race was really tricky, probably one of the trickiest races I have seen in the Audi MedCup so far".
Writers who touch on tricky subjects – race, gender, Israel, migration – or whose work reaches an unexpectedly broad audience can often find themselves on the receiving end of abuse and agenda trolling as well as reasoned debate and criticism.
The Academy Awards' documentary short subject category is often one of the trickier Oscar races to predict.
The place in the saddle yesterday went to young Felix de Giles, who exercised perfect patience during the slog round three circuits of the tricky track as Master Overseer, racing for the first time since his success in the race 12 months before, and Rebel Melody set the rhythm at the sharp end.
