Sentence examples for tricky to catch from inspiring English sources

Hawks, eagles and other birds of prey are tricky to catch, however.

"My customers can just throw me a key and say, 'O.K., Colin, go to work, I'll be back later.' " But in true leprechaun fashion, he can be tricky to catch.

As yet, those experts have not pinpointed an asteroid to kidnap, but the idea is this: First, build a robotic spacecraft with a novel inflatable cone-shaped structure that could envelop the asteroid (which will be tricky to catch, because it will probably be spinning).

"It was tricky to catch [Hamilton and Schumacher] but when I did all hell broke loose really," said Button.

This throw is a little tricky to catch, but can be useful under heavy defense.

The oil will come out of the pan as soon as you do this, and it will come at a slight angle, so it can be tricky to catch.

Those moments, while valuable in their own right, can be trickier to catch artfully on camera.

The biggest potential takeover targets likely to be in Diageo's sights are American and French.The most desirable fish will also be the trickiest to catch.

Baracoa is tricky to get to.

He was in the theatre three nights last week and it's tricky, for that reason, to catch work elsewhere.

Catching can be tricky but the best way to catch it is by grabbing the board and placing the fingers the way they were when you took off.