Sentence examples for tricky sport from inspiring English sources

Dressage, too, is a tricky sport politically, in part because many people have trouble seeing the sporting part at all.

Of course, typical of newcomers to a tricky sport, Lauren catches a fish with her first cast.

As in 2007, it's taken a world cup for the video game industry to have a crack at such a tricky sport to emulate.

"Heptathlon is a tricky sport.

Browse our new-look Olympics site, with interactive guides to the trickiest sports GB handball goalkeeper Bobby White's latest Olympic diary The latest in our stunning Olympic moments series … Dorando Pietri's marathon in 1908.

Horse racing makes for a tricky spectator sport; it's over so quickly, and you can't get close enough to see much of its crucial moments.

In fact, festival fashion is tricky to sport for everyday: restrict to a single detail such as a fringe detail on a sturdy boot, a hit of embroidery or a graphic take on a hand-crafted print.

Finding archival material can be tricky, since the sport does not generally attract scholarly types, and myths spread more readily than truths.

That tricky junction where sport, medicine and business collides is notoriously hard to navigate, as the frequent delays in releasing the panel's verdict underlined.

Mr. Shelton, who has also had his share of misses — like "Play It to the Bone," starring Antonio Banderas as a boxer — added that it is tricky to dramatize sports without sacrificing the kind of realistic portrayals fans crave.

What is tricky is finding the sport or exercise we can sustain.