Sentence examples for tricky winter from inspiring English sources

Referring to the tricky winter wind patterns of Giants Stadium, Carney said: "It was different today than it was yesterday.

Bolton have avoided a potentially tricky winter trip to St Petersburg but Allardyce admits his players still face a tough task in clinching a top-three place to reach the knock-out stages.

That's why it's been a tricky winter so far.

Despite Perez's quickest time, and a positive summation of his work by the Mexican, Button was more circumspect at the end of his only day of dry running, saying the team had had "a tricky winter so far".

A tricky Today programme cameo by former US deputy defence secretary Paul Wolfowitz.

Gary Naylor (@garynaylor999) @Simon_Burnton Though captaining by weather forecast is tricky, today's clouds are not unexpected.

If Australia play as well as they chat, England are in for a tricky summer.

And it is already clear that the titans of Wall Street and London will face a tricky summer.

"To sustain organic farming at a commercial level is tricky today, because of the weather and the debate over genetically modified crops," Mr. Gardiner said.

Pearson always looked to be facing a tricky 2014 but two profit warnings before the end of February make the point starkly.

The numbers suggest a definite bounceback for Labour after a tricky summer, when at one point they were tied with the Tories.