tricky造句
151 Since getting off a chairlift without skis is tricky, the gondola is the best way up.
152 It's a tricky situation. Handle with care.
153 It's been a tricky business marketing his new invention.
154 A camisole can be tricky if it has ruffles.
155 Installing a car stereo amplifier can be tricky.
156 Building a successful hyper-luxury limousine is a tricky game.
157 The tricky question about his discomfited the minister.
158 It's a devil of a tricky problem,isn't it?
159 Learning and understanding agoraphobia facts can be tricky.
160 This is a tricky one to answer.
161 This man is quite tricky and undependable.
162 Computationally, this is a tricky problem.
163 Setting up the camera can be tricky.
164 However, event-driven programming still contains some tricky aspects.
165 Braking without the engine brake is a bit more tricky but we've had many tests now and a driver adapts quickly.
166 Flowers can be tricky, you can easily spend a lot of money on it. if you have flowers in your garden or can handpick them this can be a great gift.
167 At lunch time its tricky to find your own seashell-encrusted or Renaissance painted toilet lid as uni students flock here for meals under $7, such as shabu shabu, curry, pasta and fried chicken.
168 That tricky color between green and yellow is called chartreuse and it has to be one of the most difficult colors to wear for most women.
169 It was tricky, because I could not use a single quote inside the script.
170 It's a very tricky problem, but I think there are a number of things you can do.
171 In the 1880s, Marey turned his attention to the tricky analysis of bird flight, photographing sequences of herons and cockatoos.
172 It might be worth your while to go to court. This is tricky, though, and you'll need expert advice.
173 Every Antarctic start is a cold start. Knowing how many tarpaulins and blankets we needed to keep the engine warm was tricky.
174 My "capriciousness" and "sophistication", instead of being used in dealing with tricky relations, can be spotted in the mediocre tricks i use to camouflage my inner world.
175 De Beers operates in some tricky countries: Angola is unstable and South Africa has politicians who would love to nationalise its mines.
176 If nothing else, this article should have shown you just how tricky good floating-point arithmetic really is.
177 You'll find the job very difficult. You will run up against some very tricky problems.
178 That would be politically tricky, since such limits seem unattractively arbitrary.
179 Without breaking his stride, the tricky winger fizzed a fine ball into the box and Marsh buried a half volley into the roof of the net.
180 Finding the opportunity to express emotion while staying within the boundaries of the rigid hero is tricky, O'Loughlin, 34, admits.
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