Sentence examples for tricky to play from inspiring English sources

This pitch might be a bit tricky to play on, with icy patches developing in the shaded areas.

Strauss's score, we should not forget, in its rhythmic and harmonic volatility, is hideously tricky to play, even for an ensemble of this order.

On the wider issue of playing in front of a captive audience, Harrington said it can be tricky to play in front of a crowd that is "willing you on so much".

It's tricky to play in those circumstances.

It's a little tricky to play though because the EIA Report is at 10 30 and Cushing CAN'T have a 3.4Mb build - because it's full - they can't physically fit 3.4M more barrels into storage there.

Left field can be trickier to play, Granderson said, because more balls slice to the foul line, the third baseman often blocks the outfielder's view of the batter, and lights come into play more often than in center.

A bizarre riff that may be trickier to play, but might have a more unique sound.

"It can be a tricky hall to play in," the principal clarinetist, Gregory Raden, said.

I realised then that they've got a lot of tricky holes to play to get to the position that I obviously was in at the time through 12 holes.

Feliciano is a top 30 player and is a tricky opponent to play," said Murray.

Chris Coleman's side must now pick themselves up for Tuesday's tricky trip to play Serbia in Novi Sad.