Sentence examples for what a tricky from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'what a tricky' is not a grammatically correct sentence on its own in written English
It could be used as part of a sentence though, such as: "What a tricky problem to solve!"
"What a tricky question," she snaps.
We know what a tricky lottery they have to play".
What a tricky up and down he'll have from there.
But watching him at it made me realise what a tricky game it is.
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.
The angry response to the end of season one suggests that much of The Returned's audience are after the former, and reminded us of what a tricky tightrope creating this sort of show requires.
What a clever, tricky game!
Michel Platini's team were back in the big time at Euro 92, having topped what looked a tricky qualifying group including Czechoslovakia and Spain with eight wins out of eight.
The rain and the subsequent easing in conditions at Goodwood this morning will be in the favour of Blue Surf (1.55), who will make the short trip from Amanda Perrett's yard to run in what looks a tricky opening contest at the Channel 4-televised meeting.
And then I three-putted 18 after I'd gone over the back chasing what was a tricky pin position".
Possibly, though my sources tell me that Valk Fleet had found it challenging almost from the get-go at its U.K. branch in what is a tricky and low-margin space and one that is already very crowded.
