Sentence examples for a cheat for the from inspiring English sources
People will think I'm a cheat for the rest of my life and that's because of not ticking a box on a form, and I don't mean to make it sound trivial – it's not – it's a fight we all have to take responsibility for and as world champion I should take it higher than anyone else.
Or it can simply be a cheat for writers uninterested in scientific rigor.
Here's a cheat sheet for the names you need to know.
You won't get a cheat sheet for the dessert menu, a province of aggressive experimentation and eccentric, highfalutin name tags.
Wallace was in the midst of writing "Infinite Jest," and his comments to McCaffery on fiction read like a cheat sheet for the book he had going.
Rather than the advertising-heavy publications of many cities, particularly New York, chock-full of fluffy profiles of the newest musical star and features on the favorite Thai restaurant of a chorus member of "Wicked," a London theater program is often a quick study guide — a cheat sheet for the high-brow pop quiz of theater about to unfold.
Anyway, I found a cheat sheet for the book diagramming "easy" ukulele chords.
But do screen cheat for the red light of whoever is using spartan laser.
It is sometimes said that the best way to read the Times is to start by skimming the Post, as though it were a cheat sheet for deciphering the paper of record's impassive headlines and byzantine constructions.
By Ben McGrath It is sometimes said that the best way to read the Times is to start by skimming the Post, as though it were a cheat sheet for deciphering the paper of record's impassive headlines and byzantine constructions.
