Sentence examples for tricky to turn from inspiring English sources

Though tricky to turn on, these tablets have colorful silicon bumpers for child-proofing.

Like other vegetarian patties, they can be a little tricky to turn when you brown them.

They're a little tricky to turn, as they can fall apart.

In practice, though, it's proven tricky to turn into reality, even within Obama's own administration.

And it works with precision on anything tricky to turn, from sole to crepes to eggs.

These ghosts went some way to rectifying that (although they will prove tricky to turn into action figures).

That year was a tricky one to turn 18.

Repeatedly in American history, and in "truth commissions" in some two dozen countries from Argentina to Zimbabwe since the 1980s, it has turned out to be a tricky business to turn the ferocious politics of recent events into the dispassionate stuff of justice and the rule of law.

But this summer will be a tricky corner to turn.

QR codes are actually a tricky thing to turn into stencils due to so-called "stencil islands," or areas of the original design that aren't actually connected to any other part of the code.

If you'll pardon the pun, Tricky's the man to turn those tables.