Sentence examples for all that trick from inspiring English sources

After all, that trick worked for Labour in England.

Aside from the fact that sugary sodas and alcoholic beverages complement meals quite well, the sugars in sodas and boozes of all sorts cause insulin spikes that trick your body into thinking that you want to eat more food.

In the absence of much good news from any other discernible source, one must assume that all that shopping helped do the trick.

"1776 197272) is a pretty good parlor trick; not all that great a musical, and not all that great a drama about declaring independence, it's an engaging melding of the two.

Unlike hybrids, these new tricks offer nothing all that sexy.

FOR all the tricks that the world wide web can perform, it still resembles a collection of one-trick ponies rather than a concerted cavalry charge.

I'm meant, like Dumbo flinging aside his feather, to realize that all the tricks and tools are unnecessary, and that what writing requires is grit, and patience, and the willingness to produce and then discard such a number of pages that you would seem, to a curious alien, to be in the garbage-generating business.

"Before this play I loathed the man, but Anthony Horowitz opens up the whole regime and the political system and all the tricks that were played to such an extent that you have have a much wider field of vision.

Of all the tricks that New York's legislators use to hang on to office, the one that works best — for the politicians, that is — is redistricting.

Aside from looking like a Fisher Price toy, iControl does all the tricks that other Ironman watches do, which is to say that it's a sports watch and not one you'd wear to a formal occasion.

The "fiscal cliffs," "budget sequestration," and government shutdowns are all tricks that put the nation at risk to further Republican political power.