Sentence examples for tricky through from inspiring English sources

The return of a long-missing person, possibly an impostor, stays tricky through 400 serpentine, carefully nuanced pages.

For the same reason, it's also tricky through UPS and FedEx.

For musicians with long careers, balancing past and present is a tricky prospect that only gets trickier through the years.

Religion is trickier — through some quirk in our cultural evolution, one's thoughts about a Supreme Being and the nature of worship have become more closely guarded than our habits in the bedroom.

Hoy finally made it through to the quarter-finals the tricky way, through the repechage requalifying round.

Chicago got the tying goal midway through the second period when Sharp beat Evgeni Nabokov with a tricky shot through a screen to cap a three-on-two break.

Tracking their tricky relationship through the 11 years of the Thatcher premiership and beyond, Handbagged manages to tackle some pretty familiar material in a genuinely fresh and irresistibly mischievous spirit.

Bradley's moment of truth arrived after he chipped his second shot from a tricky lie through the green and into the water fronting the par-3 15th hole.

She said the first time she had been struck by the impact of the movie was after she received a long handwritten letter from someone who had coped with a tricky childhood through repeated viewings of the movie.

On Monday the start in Cambridge will lead the race to gentler terrain – half-timbered cottages and chocolate box greens in villages such as Radwinter and Finchingfield – before the tricky run through the capital to the Mall.

As is her wont, Ms. Rendell sends him down dead ends and around tricky curves, through interview after exasperating interview with suspects and witnesses who will prove all but useless, before she allows him to do any genuine crime-solving.