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How to use tricky in a sentence

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He is a strong skater with tricky moves, and if you want to try to neutralize him you've got to take the body on him.
And as they will attest, once information is out there it's hellish tricky to take it back.
And getting together for tea neatly sidesteps the tricky business-lunch question of whether it's appropriate to drink.
Finding something out of the ordinary for gardeners can be tricky and some themes crop up again and again this Christmas.
Different manufacturers seem to use different sizing, and clothing can be a tricky thing to buy sight unseen.
The blazing star is a bit tricky to identify since many other purple wildflowers look similar.
Once in Ireland, he floundered in a confused situation, victim of Charles I's tricky diplomacy.
Using found musical reference, in a recognisable form is a tricky and perilous business.
Once those worms start wriggling from the can, it's a tricky job getting the lid jammed on again.
Of course, finding the sinews to knit together your comedy muscles can be tricky.
It's a tricky question to answer because we don't keep registries of miscarriages the way we keep birth defect registries and cancer registries.
Before an atom's spin may be measured, however, it must be detected, and isolating an individual ultramicroscopic atom is a tricky endeavor.
How they choose to let this affect their vote is a bit tricky, given the Right's new allergy to popularity.
Films that juggle and interweave storylines across time can be tricky business.
Of course I am going to put my seatbelt on when I drive, it is second nature, but I unclip it to reverse up my tricky driveway.
For many operations, especially full-tree systems with gang slashers, this can be tricky at the best of times.
So far, only about 30 percent of doctors nationwide use the tricky stitchless techniques.
Repairing wrecked companies is a tricky task, whether they are in fashionable businesses like telecoms, or deeply unfashionable metal-bashing.
I knew that the biotechnology industry had been pouring money into opposing the initiative with slick advertisements and tricky sound bites.
The keypad is squashed at the bottom of the phone fascia, making one-handed text typing tricky.
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The firm wanted to eliminate building mandatory escape cross tunnels between bores, a job requiring tricky ground freezing, says Harnois.
Jackson and three companions plan to climb K2 without bottled oxygen, but it is the descent that is most tricky.
If he does anything tricky just give him a good hard whack with these here gauntlets.
The pace is fast and the choreography can be tricky, with steps and arm movements often deliberately at odds with each other.
This is a very tricky question, not helped by the official response to recent public debate, which has been pure spin-doctoring.
There are several Wainscot moths which can be quite tricky to identify in isolation.
This tool is a little tricky to get the hang of, but works well once you know what you are doing.
The currents were starting to get tricky and keeping the small craft steady was proving to be a real test for the pilot.
Another area where the electronic brain is clueless is when you want to take tricky shots using the flash.
It's great being able to post tricky requests for information to the listserv or collective brains trust.
Well, Pete, this is a little tricky, and anyone with even a mild allergy to stats should look away now.
Whenever Britain is in a royal mess over some fiendishly tricky quandary, we beseech Queen Mary for her counsel.
It's a tricky stretch, because it's two lanes all the way, so people assume the limit is 40 mph, but it's not.
Despite the Breton T-shirt being established as an all-year classic, it can prove darned tricky to get hold of the right stripe in high summer.
If you want to tackle the tricky world of permanent life insurance, here's a starter guide.
It's a little tricky when you're talking about your parents because I have half-sisters and half-brothers.
However, the club are hopeful to have the tricky winger back among their number in the next few days to continue his trial.
Further, your moves should be designed, in part, to flummox the other side, and make it tricky for them to respond.
We were made to do some pretty tricky things, but we kept up the concentration and commitment.
Weighing infringing uses of technology versus non-infringing uses is a tricky matter to be sure.
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Black tries a tricky one-pawn advance that manages to use up two more moves still without developing any of his queenside.
The West Wing became a critical and fan favorite, and successfully walked that tricky tightrope between pontification and dramatization.
There were many attractive gifts and trophies for the winners as well as for the audience who answered the tricky questions from the quizmaster.
Unknotting privacy dilemmas from first principles can be tricky, or at least lead to results that don't jibe with most people's felt intuitions.
My only concern was that it is always tricky to race on such a course against older horses.
This virtualization stuff is so new, so tricky and so varied that apples to apples measurements are almost impossible.
It's very difficult to play against a tough or tricky player in the big blind who could be playing a very wide variety of cards.
He made child's play of its tricky fingerwork and zipped through prestissimi at double-speed, braking precipitately into a somber adagio.
On each of the first two holes, admittedly from tricky spots, he failed to even get his ball on the green when chipping.
You can change the default tags for unknown songs using the machine's control wheel, but it's tricky.
Apparently in the 33 years they have been parachuting at Cark, only three skydivers have met a sticky end and all were pros doing tricky jumps.
This might be a little tricky for them, folks, but don't worry because I have a strong feeling that they'll do it!
Because the Selby canal empties into a tidal river, navigating the lock that links the two can be tricky.
When white-collar crime gets tricky and important managers are implicated, internal auditors may be compromised.
Science whizz-kids yesterday took on the tricky task of extracting DNA from a kiwi fruit.
This is tricky on a rainy December afternoon but eminently possible at every hour of the day throughout August.
Once you get hold of the concept, you just need to use a bit of common sense to tackle tricky questions.
These rules may seem stringent but lightning is a tricky, devious phenomenon.
Skiing became tricky since there were large windslabs and abundant cornices some of which showed cracks three feet from the edge.
Furthermore, he is a previous course-and distance winner, which counts for plenty on this tricky track.
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That could be a bit tricky to judge, unless we restrict the voting to NGamer forumites.
This is particularly clever for old buildings where knocking new holes through walls can be tricky.
With some cars this is a relatively simple DIY task, in others it is quite tricky and best done by a garage.
It's easy enough to gauge an asteroid's longitude and latitude, but figuring out its current celestial position is tricky.
In my teens I grew adept at the tricky art of getting into mischief without getting into trouble.
Still, there were some tricky cowpats to negotiate and weedy children to encourage.
It's tricky to tell a story on TV about an invisible gas that might be injected deep underground sometime in the distant future.
The amplification of flavors is particularly tricky with frozen yogurt, as the acids can be accentuated by vanilla ingredients.
Still, look a little further down the fixture list and one or two tricky tasks spring forth.
Being turned on by intelligence can be a tricky thing. And one thing's for sure: No sapiosexual is turned on by the exact same things.
The tricky part, explains Hsu, is making sure that every information request made by a Web page is routed through SafeWeb's secure servers.
In order to prove a point about the alienation of the intellectual, I would like to examine the plights of two women in tricky situations.
Next month we'll look at those tricky double ledges where a second ledge is close behind the first.
Over the past few months, I've found myself in some tricky situations because of email.
It must have been a tricky task to decide which opera, from this cornucopia, to select for resuscitation.
Organizing a retrospective exhibition of an older, still highly productive artist can be tricky.
Individual researchers have tried to speak out against bogus anti-ageing treatments and practitioners, but this can be a tricky business.
When I felt at least halfway awake, I began the tricky climb up the mountain of hay bales to bring down fresh ones.
Racers can expect challenging climbs, rock strewn ridges, and fast, tricky descents.
We've all no doubt found it tricky getting out of bed every now and again, but those suffering from dysania find it particularly difficult.
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During tricky situations, the caddy is also unable to recommend punch shots, draws, fades or flops.
The tenor gave a masterful performance of the rhythmically tricky role of Harlequin.
Not as tricky as it sounded, though my result is pompous, Romanticised and riddlingly obscure.
Although it's not overly tricky to use, we did find a few oddities, such as a default option not to index.
In fact the previous corner, a fourth-gear right-hander, is the tricky one.
This tricky Argentine right-winger has been a revelation since joining the club in the summer.
It seems to be solid enough, but it is problematic and tricky, you're never as sure of it as you'd like to be.
The experience has provided the company with a quick lesson in the tricky world of chasing online insulters.
Howard has been not only honest but clever in not insulting voters with tricky talk.
Patience, compassion and a sense of humor will get us through this tricky period with grace.
Traditional arc welding has the advantage of being inexpensive, but it's tricky to control.
It is definitely a bit more tricky for those who have extensive movements of livestock on and off the farm each week.
Recovery could get tricky, especially if you don't have a third-party file manager software already installed on your phone.
Arcadia is a fascinating play to read but tricky to watch, primarily because it's so clever.
Nothing will slow enrollment more quickly than a protocol that is logistically difficult to carry out or involves tricky data collection.
I have only one spare bed, so had to make a tricky decision as to who had to sleep on the floor.
The important thing isn't anything to do with the sharps and flats, or the tricky counting.
Consider that if this is a guy you'd marry, this is a guy with whom you should be able to bring up tricky prickly stuff, scary though it is.
Some of it is tricky to navigate but I think it's worth a bit of your time.
It's tricky to separate the emotional memory of watching a movie from the emotion evoked by the music itself.
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Biography, as Bertie Wooster might have put it, is a dashed tricky business.
The only tricky part to the whole thing was how to translate the words while trying to keep the same logical structure and writing style.
What was really tricky was magnetizing the computers without messing them up.
Word of Nagano got to Frank Zappa, who in 1983 enlisted him to conduct his fiendishly tricky classical works with the London Symphony Orchestra.
An avid reader, she used to carry around a list of tricky words to help her to remember their spellings.
Michael Campbell, meanwhile, makes a meal of his birdie putt on the ninth, and is suddenly facing a tricky five-footer to stay at five under.
His third shot out of the sand sees the ball roll 20 feet past the pin but he holes the tricky par putt.
The femtocell requires good interaction with other companies' routers, which is tricky, and people might just use the broadband.
They certainly can Jonnie, and our mail bag is bulging following your tricky teaser.
The ban has landed the circus managements in a tricky situation as they can neither use them for the shows nor abandon them.
An ear trumpet could make him a good stocking-filler, to help him with the tricky art of listening.
During the same match, BBC commentator John Virgo was able to give the final word on a tricky dispute.
For these, and some other, related reasons, the Late Cretaceous is a particularly tricky time for map-makers trying to draw coastlines.
It's a seafood guy's prim, tricky version of a banana split, and it tasted pretty great, even to a meat guy like me.
The tricky part is going to be to keep the currency at a manageable strength otherwise we just repeat the same cycle over again.
The engine is mated to a tricky gearbox which gives you the option of being fully automatic, or a clutchless sequential manual.
The basic upgrade isn't too tricky if you're comfortable with FTPing and checking file permissions, etc.
This player, though inconsistent, knows his way around a grass court and could be tricky.
I don't want it to be tricky or messy, and I certainly don't want that meddlesome idiot in the way.
Getting insertion and removal right can be a bit tricky until you learn the knack.
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Callistemons and melaleucas are often tricky to tell apart as they are both evergreen trees or shrubs with papery trunks.
Because of its location east of the Isle of Wight, tidal currents make diving tricky.
But space restrictions at the terminal will force drivers to undertake tricky reversing manoeuvres in and out of tight spaces.
As it turns out, both entertainment value and memorableness are tricky quantities which psychologists are still just starting to classify.
The tricky thing is to draw an appropriate line between a token gift or favor and a more substantial one.
And Maazel achieves all this while conducting from memory, even when the score is an obscure, rhythmically tricky, and coloristically subtle one.
Ultimately, maintenance drained the water tank, squashing that tricky freezing problem, and we took off.
He putted superbly, draining a 30-footer on the 14th and a tricky downhill five footer on the 16th.
Presented with a series of tricky problems, the Scud decided to play safe and run like the clappers, and just belt the ball for all he was worth.
Some mid-engined cars can be very tricky, treacherous even in such conditions, but we quickly found that the Cayman is not one of them.
The relationship between a political figure's personal life and his public career is a tricky one.
Sea transportation there would get tricky if allied forces retaliate militarily against the ruling extremists in the country.
Where to draw the line in comedy and how to differentiate between fair comment and causing offence is always tricky.
A mind-boggling battery of advice books and government manuals has emerged to steer parents through every tricky situation.
She is embarrassed by everything and accordingly cursed in her ownership of Theo, a tricky little shih-tzu.
We ate lunch above the east fork of Coal Wash before dropping into the deep gorge via a tricky cleft in the cliff.
It is worth making a short detour to the shore where, after a tricky clamber, you can explore natural arches.
Once there, they had to pick up four jellybeans out of a bowl and put them on a plate using only a tricky pair of chopsticks.
The Town Hall car park area remains a tricky and highly sensitive area for development.
It was very tricky business, as one wrong move would result in the loss of the fish.
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Not so fast, you have got to find a decent one first and that can be a tricky old business.
Gaining recognition for climbing would appear, at first sight, to be a tricky business.
It's a tricky business producing a film based on a book that your audience already has a solid affinity with.
The horribly tricky task for the judges in such situations is to avoid the court being used as a weapon in a revenge mission.
He nodded his head while avoiding her tender gaze, a tricky task with a child so small.
The students use this technique today to master the most complex and tricky footwork.
The markup construction was tricky and required compromises in several places.
However this game can be tricky at the best of times and lo an behold the favourite was crowded out at this stage being put back to near last.
Completing one set of objectives or the other isn't too hard, but completing them both is a tricky task.
This means learning the tricky skill of being apart but yet being part of the action.
The lack of crossings, lights, pavements and bridges make it tricky business.
Whilst tempting, growing potatoes in a raised bed is tricky because they are difficult to dig out.
Making a historical drama that purports to be based on truth is a tricky business.
The art of communication is a tricky business, but not half as tricky as the communication of art.
If the exact financial scale of the problem is a little tricky to assess, so too is the legal position.
The heavy rain had left the pitch sodden and a tricky crosswind made the kicking game somewhat difficult.
Euthanasia is a very tricky subject and one that should be handled with extreme care.
The tricky winger immediately started to cause Portadown problems and clearly lifted the Newry attack.
The early minutes of the second half saw more great skills from Thompson and tricky runs from Sovago.
Ryan Giggs is not as tricky but he has great pace, skill and overall quality.
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Having been booked earlier for an altercation with McMillan, the tricky winger was sent off.
That Offaly team was always able to surf the tricky waves, and had a worldliness that this young side couldn't expect to have.
The romantic cook also faces the tricky question of whether to serve up alleged aphrodisiacs such as oysters and truffles.
But what is the reaction of our Home Secretary to these tricky questions about free speech?
He is able to assay the tricky transition from youthful to mature Hughes with body language and vocal modulation.
The two blueberries were a little more tricky, since they were already planted into their large tubs and well settled.
Next came a duet for chamber organ and cornetto by Palestrina, in which Jamie Savan showed what a master he already is of this tricky instrument.
The concepts of both realism and instrumentality are tricky ones when it comes to moving from sixteenth-century Germany to late-twentieth-century North America.
I guess it will be a tricky one to ID beyond being a flower beetle.
Connelly expertly navigates the tricky corridors of the American legal system.
Their solidified friendship is one of the most touching details of the premiere, but it also puts branson in a tricky predicament.
The digital dating sphere can prove tricky, and bruising, for the trans user.
In any case, burgess likes to rail against these pushy liberals and their tricky, communistic light bulbs.
But it's certainly a little tricky expanding your social circle when your entire waking life is spent in the company of the same six other people.
You are entering a challenging time of quarrels and conflict that nevertheless will offer you the chance to put an end to a tricky situation once and for all.
Finding a solution acceptable to all is likely to prove tricky.
Both noted that the line of fences 6, 7 and 8, which was a vertical of red planks to the twenty-foot water jump to a Liverpool oxer of white poles, was most tricky.
Getting off was tricky because the steps they brought did not quite reach the doors so we had to jump about two foot from the plane onto the top step.
Mummy and baby Kanga are tricky. They are seeing what they can juggle.
It's a tricky problem, but I think I incline towards the affirmative.
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This near-miss reveals that rebranding a region is a tricky business.
Unless some kind of sky-high musical chairs ensues, anything more than a cursory pre-potty hello could become a little tricky.
Using her pole as a staff, her temporarily lamed left hand useless at her side, she turned, beginning her hunt for the tricky sorceress and a place to camp once more.
Mosport is a very tricky track, with hills, drops and off camber turns.
We took the traditional clockwise route thereby having to climb down all the tricky climbs and getting wet towards the end rather than the beginning.
And sales, those tricky little figures so dependent on the wants and whims of a fickle public, were impeded for that very reason.
He not only insisted poems appear in all lowercase but took other liberties with line breaks, punctuation, parentheses, which often amounted to a tricky cleverness.
What's tricky is that people can conflate those ideas about collage and appropriation and art and culture with ideas about downloading and file-sharing.
At the New York City Opera he sang the title role of Handel's Rinaldo, a marathon venture with eight arias, two duets, and batches of tricky roulades.
Dieting, as the glucose breakthrough reveals, provides an especially tricky test of willpower.
Your planetary ruler Venus is in a tricky and variable mood right now.
It gets tricky if you have short legs and also a saggy rear.
He was pulling off the tricky balancing act of his early years as a commercial moviemaker, operating as both schlockmeister and auteur of dark, existential fables.
A pavlova sounds a little tricky for the cook, but really it's just a meringue with a chewy or marshmallow centre and I haven't eaten one for a long time.
Most of us are so used to the full-voiced chords, it is actually tricky to play the thirds and fourths in the right hand and single notes in the left.
He has the tricky task of deciding where the side will play in the future.
There was also plenty of torque to take care of those more tricky roads.
His voice is a harsh, nasal, confused, emphatic bleat, clamping down on certain words and rolling tricky internal rhymes around in his mouth until they come out all broken.
Creating a sillage that is potent but not overpowering is tricky.
Finally, traveling at speeds of up to 3.6 miles per second makes guidance, navigation, and control tricky problems.
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It was very blowy and some of the greens were tricky but I hit the ball fantastically well and missed only four or five greens which is pretty good out there.
Working in the same field as your nearest and dearest can be tricky.
Purchasing brand-name jewelry off the street can be very tricky.
It made him think that force was a suitable way of dealing with tricky problems, and that if you stuck to your guns and ploughed on, you would end up as a hero.
Steph and Peter get down to the tricky business of soldering the widgets and gadgets that make up the complex technology inside the new digital studios.
Trying to play by genre rules in a New Zild accent is a tricky thing.
It wasn't a particularly tricky job, the spare part didn't have to be imported from Outer Mongolia and you weren't extremely lucky he caught it in the nick of time.
You sense that, like any obsessive, he must be tricky to handle at times.
Few whites believed that blacks had the right stuff to tackle tricky and arduous long-distance flights.
Water hazards are especially tricky for grounding your club.
Starting a career in political cartooning is a tricky business.
For example, there is a strong emphasis now on teaching the tricky subject of maths, through an oral technique, rather than the old format of writing it down in your copybook.
I did feel better on the diet but found it tricky to avoid cakes.
But now he had a tricky decision to make and no one to chew it over with.
Blending home cinema into your living space is a feat best achieved with a spoonful of style, but it's tricky to source kit that marries beauty with thoroughbred performance.
Small, tricky, balletic jumps and a quick circle of turns follow little hornpipe steps or a doglike shake of the body, and Boal makes the speed and detail look easy.
The boat can be a bit tricky to handle in a following sea in part because the fine entry that makes her superb in a chop acts against her in a following sea.
Most impressive was her command over simultaneously singing complex vocal lines while maintaining some tricky syncopations and chording in her piano parts.
Distribution is still tricky, and getting a TV broadcast license invariably means meeting the content restrictions of the suits who run the idiot box.
A quick run through of the finalists may help to find the winner although there are so many imponderables about this decider that it is going to be a tricky task.
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The whole team's work rate and tackling were exceptional and made what was potentially a tricky divisional quarter-final tie into a showcase of junior colts rugby at its best.
Fact is, as this tricky little self-delusional phrase indicates, corporately we're not budging an inch, and never will until we're all dead of profit.
The tricky bit is dividing the commons up into the proper chunks of property to insure that the greatest number of people can still use it at a fair price.
Yes, Donne's tricky and ingenious and he's enjoying his ingenuity.
Subsequent connection to the computer after installation is also tricky.
Still, experience and age matter in the tricky business of grass-court tennis and, sure enough, he drew first blood by breaking his opponent to take a 3-1 lead.
Highly trained specialists, they relied on their professional ethics to help manage the tricky business of judging and sometimes countermanding the clients who paid the bills.
That tricky north westerly crosswind was blowing to make things difficult.
Navigating German law related to direct marketing can be tricky, too.
Perceptually tricky yet highly engaging, Channel 11 is an encaustic painting on wood with a gridded picture plane of equally sized beige, brown and blue squares.
For 15 years, Smith, 38, has been balancing a tricky double life.
It was those instincts which undoubtedly contributed to her result in the downhill here in Turin, a race which took place in flat light on a tricky rolling course.
Only you can decide which criticisms to take to heart and which to ditch, but the tricky bit is doing that sorting with objectivity and without defensiveness.
This balancing act is potentially tricky, he argues, because thoroughgoing scepticism has a great potential to hurt others.
The Colwyn Bay fighter is an exciting prospect but couldn't get to grips with the tricky Hyland and was outboxed on the night.
There was a few tricky positional shots but I managed to keep control of the cue ball and my emotions more importantly.
Novak Djokovic earlier had negotiated his own tricky passage through the fifth day.
It's a little tricky because the US never really had any strong leftist movement.
In Italy a longer, thicker cue is typically available for this kind of tricky shot.
The Glyndwr University student fended off more than 100 applicants by untangling three metres of tricky light wires in under 90 seconds.
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There aren't any tricky hexadecimal calculations to snare your brain, nor is there a need to worry about hosing the registry for all eternity.
Winning a game this tricky, then, is nearly impossible without a coach.
Large cauldrons are a little tricky to locate, but are well worth the search if you have a place to safely store and use one.
It is a tricky and perilous path, but there are no realistic alternatives.
The power delivered by the rocket motor was uneven and tricky to control.
The articulation in this piece is tricky because it alternates between legato and staccato.
This is a tricky argument to forward with uncontrovertible evidence, and one where modern viewpoints can insidiously creep in.
Of course, I accept his encounter with the Yanomami tribe could've been tricky.
Once again, she had let Niffy talk her into another very tricky, highly risky piece of school sabotage.
It was a tricky one, and just 33 per cent of you managed to correctly identify Jay's problem as tennis elbow.
On the other hand it's worth remembering Escoffey is also a mind-reader and they can be tricky customers.
Burl has a lifetime of experience in presenting complex ideas and tricky data in a manner and style that please both specialist and layman.
The launch itself was quite tricky, requiring some complicated maneuverers, to avoid flying over populated landmass.
But it can be a tricky balance, with PET bottles, sports caps, Tetra Pak containers, screw-top resealables, glass, cans and more.
The usual saddos were quick to condemn Spencer on the forums, but the reality is he did nothing wrong on a tricky ride who was just unlucky.
Then, as you reach your late 40s, the age-related longsightedness often worsens and it's tricky to read even good-quality print in a book.
Coleen Douglas, Glasgow DUVETS 2 are tricky to clean and dry because they're so large.
Chris Geidner looks into the tricky world of politicking and the court.
Fan-made re-enactments of popular music videos are a tricky thing.
Unless a tricky wind condition exists or the pop fly has considerable spin on the ball, this tactic should be considered automatic.
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This usually requires you to mix hardener with the filler, which can be tricky, so read the instructions carefully.
Translation can be tricky, so I explained that in America a baby-sitter is someone who is paid to look after a child.
To help the reader with the tricky rhythm, pitch and pronunciation, pinyin also uses phonetic symbols above the letters.
This is a tricky assignment, because one may prefer the explications or think them more important.
Bright eyeshadows are bang on trend this year especially blues and greens, but are tricky to wear alone.
Once you've grouted, it's tricky to know when to wipe off the excess grout.
A heliotropic skin eruption and Gottron's papules are considered pathognomic for dermatomyositis, but these can be tricky.
The dolphins use echolocation to navigate and hunt in the river's tricky depths.
And that includes getting over a tricky first hurdle against Les Fennecs, who have flown under the radar heading into this tournament.
Saturn, its outer planet cousin, can however, when in tricky aspects or planetary angles, be like a giant brake.
Further, pumping water from the low-lying delta into the aqueduct serving the Southland is a tricky operation due to the risk of salty backflows from San Francisco Bay.
It can be tricky to find the perfect partner to the mix of bitter and sweetness, fruitiness, sometimes nuttiness, and occasional acidity to be found in chocolate.
It was a tricky shoot as Phobos and its sister moon, Deimos, are closer to Mars than our Moon is to Earth, so they shoot across the sky relatively quickly.
Meanwhile, a cash-strapped Jimmy cons Finn into betting PS100 on a tricky challenge, part of which involves consuming a liquidised full English breakfast.
Adam Kennedy caught a low line drive off the bat of Michael Young for the first out of the 11th inning and Mark Teixeira followed with a tricky popup.
New product development is pretty tricky in the bread category, yet Hovis hit a real net buster with what it claimed was the world's first truly crustless bread.
Negotiating ski lifts, especially draglifts or chair lifts, can be tricky.
The issue of self-motion in Aristotle is itself a tricky one, with some Aristotelian scholars believing that Aristotle permitted self-motion and others denying it.
To move culture, you need an array of tricky requirements, from willing early receivers to adapters who will transmute it into local terms to diffusionists who will spread it.
A flat track and a strong pace, affording Walsh the opportunity to switch off his mount, should ideally suit Deejay, and he gets a tentative vote in a tricky handicap.
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The Kattegat is a rather shallow sea and can be very difficult and dangerous to navigate, due to the many sandy and stony reefs and tricky currents that often shift.
A Freudian slip perhaps, for his two-day ban for a trifling offence on a tricky horse must have left a sour taste jjCheck out the eyecatcher in the opening novice event.
Trading in a bear market can be tricky for new traders, but there are plenty of opportunities to be had by spread betting and short-selling as the markets fall.
To my amazement, I greased the landing despite the tricky crosswinds.
The fire proved tricky to tackle as it was based in the middle of the landfill site and crews had to utilise extra lengths of hose reel to reach the incident.
Spotting the difference between a willow warbler and a chiffchaff can be tricky but there is now a college course to teach you how to be a good bird watcher.
The A684 has primary status for the short length between Kendal and junction 37 of the M6 motorway, though even this primary section involves two hills and some tricky twists.
In the process, the hypophosphite molecule goes through some tricky disproportionation maneuvers, and some of the phosphorous gets trapped in the metal deposit, too.
In undertaking such revampings, marketers confront a tricky balancing act.
Its musically tricky, contrapuntally complex score owes more to Leonard Bernstein and William Bolcom than to Harrison Birtwistle or George Benjamin.
Photo selection can be tricky with space limitations, Arthur, and we blew that one. Hope the Scott pix in our January issue made you feel better about this.
There are some really clever puzzles and tricky tasks in the game but on the whole it is just a very good action platform game in the style of Star Wars.
Gloucester coped with a tricky Saracens side last time out by outmuscling them in the set piece, and they look good value to record their first win at Loftus Road.
A AS soon as temperatures and sunshine levels drop this can be tricky, but I suggest carefully laying the plants on to a carpet of straw and then covering them with cloches.
Seventy soapboxes powered only by the force of gravity took on the tricky course in front of 20,000 spectators at Alexandra Palace in north east London.
American-style holes with three water hazards and tricky, slopy greens.
In that event, Mike Schlinke holed out on the seventh hole while 11-year-old rising star Deanna Ngo holed her tee shot on the tricky ninth hole with a pitching wedge.
Police Chief James Pervier said that drivers may be unaware of how quickly the roads can ice up, making them tricky to navigate during this harsh winter season.
Tricky earn-out clauses are said to be delaying the finalisation of the deal, but other factors are also at play.
With so many different guest artists, it becomes increasingly difficult for Tricky to exercise restraint on their contributions.

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