Sentence examples for tricky step from inspiring English sources

It's a tricky step that most of the company's current dancers tend to blur.

Then came the tricky step: processing the preserves in a jar to create a vacuum seal.

Doing so can be a tricky step involving heat or chemical shock.

The rehearsal surges forward and stops, surges and stops, as Ms. Anderson struggles to remember, or to figure out, how to execute a particularly tricky step.

In the street outside, Berezovsky said he hadn't decided yet whether to appeal – a tricky step, one suspects, given the judge's devastating comments.

The 50p top rate of tax is expected to be reduced for people earning more than £150,000 a year – a politically tricky step which will be balanced with fresh moves to crack down on tax avoidance by the rich.

Heading back up those tricky steps, he stopped to sit on a wall to answer a call from his wife, who was five months pregnant.

As Brian Cohen, the hapless hero of Monty Python's Life of Brian, finds out, it can be tricky stepping into the shoes of someone worshipped by all.

The eccentric comic works that David Parker and the Bang Group presented on Thursday night were filled with tricky steps and deliberately cumbersome costumes.

But austere beauty is only one side of the work, and these dancers struggled with the antic gestures, tricky steps and comic swerves that Mr. Taylor threads throughout the dance as if to mock the antique mode.

Oddly, one of the best qualifications for the job is ignorance: the tricky steps and specialized skills that a chef will teach the ghostwriter as they work together are the same ones the writer will have to teach to a home cook in the text of the book.