Sentence examples similar to a ruse with a from inspiring English sources

It turned out to be a ruse, with Horne playing only as a second-half substitute.

It quickly turned out to be a ruse with Dusty's intention to allow The Legacy to attack Cena, who was special guest referee.

The siege was finally broken when American reinforcements under the command of Benedict Arnold neared, and Arnold used a ruse, with the assistance of Herkimer's relative Hon Yost Schuyler, to convince the besiegers that a much larger force was arriving.

Talking to camera, he talks us through his ruse with a sociopathic good humour, and the callousness of his thinking is matched for sheer horror only by the ineptitude of the authorities who allowed him to get away with it.

Shanzhai manufacturers maintain that ruse with a passion.

Obama should dismiss it outright and counter McCain's ruse with an equally surprising suggestion.

It all started when the Red Dragon planned a masterful ruse with Reba to make the world think he was dead.

Unfortunately, General Motors has been putting on a similar ruse with its cars for years, and one of the reasons Oldsmobile went down the tubes is that for decades there was no difference between an Olds, Buick, and a Chevy.

Mathematics might be nothing more than an elaborate ruse with nothing whatsoever to do with reality (as many of us suspected in grade school).

"I will not stand by as peril draws closer and closer".Just a ruse to justify settling old scores with Iraq, which has long defied United Nations efforts to strip it of its illicit weapons of mass destruction?

"There is no such thing as ­'skinny' repeal; it's a ruse to get to full repeal, with all the concomitant cuts to Medicaid and tax breaks," Schumer said on the floor.