Sentences with phrase «tricky place»

The world of BBW dating is a rather tricky place with tons of rules and «laws», so you need to be extremely patient and careful every step of the way.

Laguna is one of the most tricky places to pick accommodation at.

It also gives Vuzix entrance into what can often be a tricky place for foreign companies to operate and the support of a tech company that is many times larger than it.

Finance can be a tricky place to navigate when armed with the requisite information.

The question is if he still has the passion to work at building something in such a tricky place.

Campaign... Dortmund is a tricky place for anyone..!

Speaking of the board, it's a tricky place at the heart of our club.

on it being the first time that's happened to him... Yes but I knew it would be a tricky place to come before coming here.

But while on the road, the Nano is excellent at tricky places.

A small college can be «a tricky place» for a postdoc, says Larkspur Morton, an NSF - AIRE postdoc at Colby College (who was also introduced in Part 1), «though you probably only need one or two professors to help make you feel like you fit in.»

Scraped up knees and elbows are tricky places to securely apply a bandage.

Our list of living worlds has a sole data point, Earth, and even our convivial planet seems to have been a tricky place for life to get started.

The spine is a tricky place to operate, and surgery is not always successful.

I would hope to have the colonoscopy on August 3rd if possible to remove the precancerous flat polyps, tricky place to get at.

Although the eyelids are one of the most common places to apply makeup, it can be a tricky place to keep your look intact.

For a designer, it's a tricky place to be.

All of that volume is in a tricky place.

The modern dating world is a tricky place for singles, especially on the web.

The film opens with Rav Krushka, the beloved leader of an Orthodox Jewish congregation in London, delivering a sermon about the tricky place human beings occupy in the world, torn between the forces of spiritual good and darkness, but provided by HaShem (God) with free will — i.e., «the power to disobey.»

The Sinner directs all of its artistic energy toward the viewer's empathy, which is a tricky place to be.

With the responsibility to respond in the best way for so many difficulties, having a clear framework with strategies I can understand and which the children become used to across the school, has allowed me to feel more confident in being able to support children who might have big safeguarding challenges, mental health difficulties or the kind of learning needs which make the classroom a tricky place to be.

«Lime Rock is always a tricky place to visit, but I'm confident the Audi will be really strong there.

The mind is a tricky place.

Their business models were often reliant on cooperation with publishers — and they were then in a tricky place if the publishers didn't want to play ball.

The penny stock market can be a tricky place for anyone to navigate.

A tricky place to find but worth every effort, the RSPB Troup Head nature reserve is open at all times and is best reached from the B9031, 1.5 miles east of Gardenstown.

A tricky place to find but worth every effort, the RSPB Troup Head nature reserve is open at all times and is best visited between April and September.

River View Guest House wins the prize for being Bangkok's trickiest place to find despite being easy to see from the river.

The sheer size of Canada can make it a tricky place to travel, particularly if you have a limited amount of time.

«I would love to do it more, I'm sure other people would too, but at the end of the day the art world is a tricky place,» Manne said.

The Job search market can be a tricky place to navigate.

New York, in particular, can be a tricky place to live in that we are constantly recreating our relationship with it.

Bathrooms can be one of the trickiest places when baby proofing your home.