Sentence examples for are more tricks from inspiring English sources

There are more tricks in Peppa's Post (Ladybird, £12.99), based on the popular television series.

We're still one day away from April Fool's, so we imagine that there are more tricks up Google's sleeve.

We know, of course, that tigers are not apt to vanish into thin air; we know that such magic tricks are more trick than magic.

Q. Have there been more tricks or treats there? A. It's always been treats.

For Halloween 2013, the predominant attitude in pitches for candy, costumes, toys and other merchandise is more trick than treat — somewhat surprising, given the lingering qualms about the economy and the effects of the government shutdown.

The budget, which takes place on Monday, two days before Halloween, will be "more trick than treat", said McDonnell, who was sporting a gash on his head after tripping over some fly-tipped rubbish on the street.

Really, it's more trick pony than war horse, beginning with its outlandish, convoluted story of pirates, pashas and the slave girls they love, capture and take home to their seaside caves.

When it comes to sales taxes, figuring them out can turn out to be more trick than treat.

There's a good chance that your office or home is more tricked out, tech-wise, than the Oval Office.

Honestly nothing's changed since day one... Now I'm more tricked out, but it's still the same deal..

This new finding raises the likelihood that there are more chemical tricks to discover about how insects cope with extreme cold.