Sentence examples for tricky week from inspiring English sources

Drexler would make for a tricky week.

Sadly it has been a tricky week for grassroots gurning.

It has been a tricky week for brands that rely on celebrities to endorse their wares.

It's a way of recognising what a tricky week this is for punters and how things can go badly wrong for any of us.

This detail - and the reference that the published argument was one he heard in Washington - appear to make for a tricky week ahead for the prime minister.

Murray Mount was a sea of union flags, and there was hardly a saltire in sight - this has been a tricky week for Alex Salmond, with a vibrant new Britishness born before our eyes.

Ten years ago, I was on a tricky week-long expedition in the Red Sea.

In a fiendishly tricky opening week of a Tour that is beginning to look like it was mapped by scientists more accustomed to testing the intelligence of monkeys, seven teeth-loosening sectors of cobbles were the latest obstacle placed in front of the 191 remaining riders.

Brian McDermott's promoted side are now four points adrift of safety and with Manchester United, Southampton and Sunderland coming up they face a tricky few weeks.

Those are the sort of opponents who would make a first week tricky; after Djokovic has found his rhythm here, they might end up being little more than warm-up partners before the final.

It was pretty tricky conditions all week so we're really pleased to be on the top of the podium after a couple [of events] where we haven't been".