Sentence examples for tricky the first from inspiring English sources

This gets a little tricky: the first week of Wimbledon was streamed live by ESPN on its broadband channel ESPN360, available only to subscribers of certain cable operators, ISPs and to those with.mil or.edu domains.

A straight-up comparison is tricky: The first "Amazing Spider-Man," for example, opened on a Tuesday (July 3 , 2012, and took in $137 million over its first six days.

It can be a little tricky the first time since the can wiggles around.

You might need to have someone else help you with this part, it can be a little tricky the first couple of times.

Fifty thousand years ago, the trek was even trickier: The first human visitors had to navigate 60 kilometers of open ocean just to reach the continent.

Such separations are tricky, as the first Hayabusa mission showed.

"It's been a good start, tricky conditions the first couple of matches, with the heat, but beautiful conditions today, in front of a full crowd.

While he says he's still open to a future Tony Hawk virtual reality title, the medium ultimately proved too tricky for the first skater to land a 900.

"These conditions are always tricky and the first run in Q3 sector three was down because it was wet, but in the last run the final sector was quicker because it has dried quite a bit".

What is tricky is the second equality that that integral is the difference in a function calculated at one end point minus the other end point.

His counterpart at the Magazine Publishers of America in New York, Ellen Oppenheim, executive vice president and chief marketing officer, said: "The first quarter is tricky and the second quarter is shaky, but for the second half there's cautious optimism.