Sentence examples for a common trick that from inspiring English sources
It's a common trick that's both practical, psychedelic, and just plain cool.
This is a common trick that aviators use when they don't have time to sit in perfect darkness and adjust before night-flying.
Want to go somewhere quieter, like that alley or that old warehouse?" That is a common trick that people use to get you away from everyone.
This is a common trick of cafes and restaurants that serve garlic bread as an entree, or bread and olive oil for dipping, as you're more likely to enjoy your meal and less likely to leave the table hungry.
A common trick is to claim that someone from Nigeria for whatever reason wants to relay money through your account, and you will get hold of a large sum of money in the process.
He also pointed out that the commuter tax law mentions not New York City, but cities of more than one million people -- a common trick among Albany lawmakers to write laws that apply only to the city without appearing to single it out.
He later found further evidence to corroborate his finding: an American real estate agent told him that a common trick before entering a house with a client was to brew a pot of coffee because "then it becomes a home".
A common trick is to extend, provoking a parry, then, rather than deceiving that parry normally, pulling the blade away.
Konstantin Batozsky, an advisor to the former governor of Donetsk, told VICE News that printing extra ballots off the press was a common trick in local elections.
The researchers use a common trick to get rid of metallic tubes: turn a transistor off and apply a high voltage that blows out the metallic tubes.
