Sentence examples for a trick employed from inspiring English sources

Of course, they're all missing a trick employed by Josie & the Pussycats way back in 1972.

Throttling is a dirty trick employed by wireless data providers.

Having an actor play a celebrity guest, something both of these shows do, is an old trick employed by "Late Night With David Letterman".

The song begins with the line, "It is really very simple, just a single pulse repeated at a regular interval", which according to O'Neill described "the main sonic trick employed on a lot of her dance-ready songs".

One trick employed by Mr. S and Mr. T is to give the impression that they are degenerate gamblers.

Though not all performers of the coin-from-the-ear trick employ elaborate forms of misdirection, it is a good idea to draw attention away from the palm hand.

Given the magnitude of the story, you don't want to reveal all of your cards — but still want to seek answers and clarifications without having the subject tip off another news agency — a trick sometimes employed by the government in the hope of lighter coverage.

References to his childhood occur throughout: Elliott fakes illness by holding a thermometer to the bulb in his lamp while covering his face with a heating pad, a trick frequently employed by the young Spielberg.

These are, of course, well-worn tricks employed by a long line of fourth-wall agitators.

Or, as we've previously noted, given some of the dirty tricks employed by the travel industry, a bit like playing a slot machine but with the slot machine's maker standing over your shoulder giving you tips.

The revelation is an insight into some of the tricks employed by clubs, agents and other middle men when such vast sums of money are swilling around before the transfer deadline.