Sentence examples for tricky used from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, RocketNumberNine's backings lag or seem to miss by a millisecond (they build their looped patterns without a click track, something Tricky used to affect) but this only adds to tracks such as the grimy Naked or the lush Spit Three Times.

Trying to shirk the "trip-hop" tag he and his friends in the Bristol music collective the Wild Bunch were begrudgingly saddled with, Tricky used 1996 to delve even deeper into his roots in post-punk and underground East Coast hip-hop to put together a pair of albums that truly cemented his formative role in the collaborative interplay between American and British hip-hop.

Rasping alongside the Italian singer Costanza Francavilla, Tricky uses noise to create hush.

It's always tricky using a modifier like "fantastic" in a movie's title, because if the film doesn't live up to it, the snarky review headlines just sort of write themselves.

"It was tricky, using the painkillers from the U.S. Open until the end of the year," said Safina, who retired two games into the year-ending Tour Championships in Doha, Qatar, where she swapped the pills for injections.

The team still has to make a working prototype of their waveguide, which physicist Neil Broderick of the University of Southampton, United Kingdom, points out will be tricky using existing technology.

However, differentiating PFT USA300 from USA500 is tricky using DiversiLab [ 30].

2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Divorced Parents Move, and Custody Gets Trickier," using the following questions: a.

Although we are commonly told that we are living longer than ever now, this is simply a clever, even tricky, use of statistics.

Coming up with a name can be tricky, use baby name sites if necessary.

As for "ir" verbs you use "-o,-es,-e,-imos,-ís-en" the onlyouhange there is that you change -emos to -imos to show that thei're not the same verb structure. SVP, study the tricky uses of Spanish Present compared with its English counterpart!) Verb tenses, the preterite tense.