Sentence examples for turns tricky from inspiring English sources
Zlatne Uste is a New York group with a repertory from the former Yugoslavia and beyond, and it turns tricky meters and zigzag melodies into high-octane party music.
The 12-piece Zlatne Uste, which means "golden lips," is a New York group with a repertory from the former Yugoslavia and beyond, and it turns tricky meters and zigzag melodies into high-octane party music.
The impression doesn't last, as very occasional instances of asset pop-up break the illusion, and the various shades of grey that make up road, central reservations and sidewalks rather blur into each other, making high-speed turns tricky as it's not always obvious where smooth tarmac ends and vertical concrete obstacle begins.
Rubio repeatedly turned tricky questions into strong applause lines.
Worms then turn, elections become tricky and mandates of power may be withdrawn.
Jeff Zwelling, the former CEO Convertro and current COO of ZipRecruiter, told Business Insider that he often turns to tricky questions during job interviews to get a better sense of who the candidate is.
"It's a very tricky race," Motion said, before this Belmont turned totally tricky on his horse, his jockey.
But he turned a tricky corner at the Ageas Bowl on that Sunday (and probably negotiated a devilish chicane as well).
Upwardly mobile London Irish, who have turned a tricky start to the season into one of some promise, earned themselves another bonus point – their fourth in five games – and gave the Premiership champions something of a fright.
Carlyle, with his windy rants against the modern world, his lack of interest in finding practical solutions to social problems, and his unfortunate record as one of the authors to whom Hitler turned at tricky moments, seems old-fashioned, and unpleasant with it.
Instead he made a spirited defence of his plan A. Long-term interest rates are close to those of thrifty Germany, he said proudly, even though Britain's budget deficit is bigger than in Portugal, Greece and Spain, countries that face far higher borrowing costs.He did not mention that a run of bad inflation figures (up to 4.4% in February) has made a fiscal U-turn trickier.
