Sentence examples for a cheat to from inspiring English sources

Is the drink a cheat to a determined gin drinker?

She also uses a cheat to make frying the chicken much less nerve-racking for beginners.

It felt like a cheat to call the show The Jump when what the celebrities were actually doing barely even qualified as a bob.

It seems rather a cheat to have flooding back into every exquisite sentence the exquisiteness of perception you're supposed to be doing without.

It's something of a cheat to include this 1970 proposal in a book of correspondence, since it was Maschler's tactic to reassure inexperienced writers by asking them to describe a book in letter form; nevertheless, this is a valuable document.

It's a bit of a cheat to include Som Saa in this list, because it's not currently open; but they're about to launch a crowdfunded permanent site, and I love it, so it has to be here.

In order to help you ace this, I've prepared a cheat sheet to refer to when preparing your remarks.

It's also sad, and bleak, and – it wasn't a total cheat to call it a thriller – scary.

A fun cheat to do is to make your name HEYZEUS.

Here is a cheat sheet to the hottest 'hood in Cape Town — and the best places to spy and buy art.

"There's a big incentive to cheat, to evolve a strain resistant to the killing factor," Dr. Losick said.