Sentence examples for tricky run from inspiring English sources

42 mins: Pitroipa embarks on another tricky run, then has a bang from the edge of the box.

Nighthawk has had a tricky run, plagued by a steadily falling share price and uncontrolled rumour-mongering on internet bulletin boards.

With such a tricky run of matches still to play, Van Gaal will be hoping that his captain's return to scoring ways at the weekend will spark a run of form.

Without a victory since the opening day, Swansea remain in the relegation zone, second from bottom and with a tricky run of fixtures to come, starting with a trip to Stoke on Monday week.

68 min: Gradel's first contribution is a tricky run down the left, but having got to the byline, the superb Sunzu is in the way of his cutback towards Drogba.

But Watford look shoo-ins to secure their Premier League status for another season ahead of that tricky run, with Quique Sanchez Flores having achieved something quite remarkable with this united squad.

Several leading Socialists, including Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a moderate, and Arnaud Montebourg, an aide to Ségolène Royal, the defeated presidential candidate, face tricky run-offs.

The Italian quickly opened up an 11-second advantage and he was able to maintain that lead on a tricky run-in to the finish which featured several hairpin turns and right-angle corners and accounted for Scarponi, who crashed into a wall, broke his bike and lost 44 seconds to his rivals.

Manager: The man making Molineux smile again... Form: Wolves have lost only one of their last eight games and they carry a genuine goal threat, but they have the trickiest run-in, with Nottingham Forest, Middlesbrough and Ipswich all to play before the end of the season.

"It's just tricky to run them all," Albright said.

The house is too big, too tricky to run, the bedrooms too spread out.