Sentence examples for a ruse which from inspiring English sources

There have been injuries, questions over a dodgy serve, a brief dalliance with trying to change her name to Sugarpova, a ruse which thankfully failed, and she has not added to her four grand slam victories since victory at Roland Garros in 2012.

The Military Committee would respond the next day, but before that it staged a ruse which threw the National Command off balance.

That the subjugation of women is a cultural norm and should therefore be protected is a ruse which aims at forcing Americans to swallow anything and everything in the name of culture.

Herbert at the Dock will turn out to be a ruse which Klutzy is holding.

Moreover, it'll soon become clear to the guy that asking for his help was just a ruse, which can show you're able to lie.

When this failed, she tried to cover her tracks by a clever ruse which resulted in the death of at least one person.

The wedding preparations are an elaborate ruse, which underlines Katniss's distance from the traditional feminine romance narrative.

The Journal went to bat on the issue again on Thursday, penning an editorial titled "The Buffett Ruse," which pegged the "highest marginal tax rate" -- paid by filers such as Romney -- at 44.75 percent.

The meteorite ruse — which involved shovels, pyrotechnics and a sprinkling of old-fashioned Soviet photographic film that Mr. Erts believed had been treated with a uranium salt solution, "to give scientists something to think about" — made its way into news reports around the world before a Swedish telecommunications company announced that it had underwritten the whole thing as a publicity stunt.

The ruse, which his lawyer says was an "unfortunate...temptation to deceive," apparently was driven by hefty medical bills stemming from Ferris' two children, who reportedly each have autism and scoliosis.

The store is where, at the age of fourteen, I found the zine "The 11th St. Ruse," which led to my pen-pal correspondence with its editor, R. L. S., also known as the poet Sparrow, whom I finally met in person at a reading just last week, after writing letters for a quarter century.