Sentence examples for a stunt of from inspiring English sources

The musical is a stunt, of course, the Minute Rice version of Broadway.

We got wind that something was up, a stunt of some sort.

Leading Actor Daniel Day-Lewis, executing a stunt of a very high order.

Most stupendous, of course, is the altar, which if you are a cynic is a stunt of exhibition planning, but which also makes an important point about scale.

A stunt of this scale has no message, it's just designed to make powerful connections for the brand, and as such will always fuel net chatter.

That was just a stunt, of course, but Lillian had an argument to make, which she put forward in "The Psychology of Management," published in 1914: "The emphasis in successful management lies on the man, not on the work".

CMV isolates collected during this epidemic caused three different symptoms in tomato plants: a systemic necrosis (N isolates), a stunting of the plant and curling of the leaves (A isolates) and a stunting of the plant with extreme reduction in the leaf lamina (Y isolates).

Thus, as normal postnatal growth and development were compromised, the prolongation of female fertile lifespan resulting from CR was attributed to a stunting of overall growth and to a delayed onset of normal sexual maturation (Ball et al., 1947).

A stunt travelogue of this sort depends heavily on style; luckily, Boggan has constructed a hugely endearing narrative personality.

"Police, Adjective," the startling and original Romanian film that is slowly making its way around the country, is also a stunt, though of a far more consequential nature.

It's a stunt worthy of Houdini: A homely caterpillar ducks into a chrysalis and emerges a resplendent butterfly.