Sentence examples for as to trick from inspiring English sources

Keep your pitching motion as close as possible to your fastball motion so as to trick the hitter.

They only told him that so as to trick him, because he was her pet.

Finally, in 2003, coinciding with the first season of Kutcher's show, punk shows up more innocuously on American campus slang lists as "to trick, to tease".

The counterfeit bills did not appear intended to fool customers so much as to trick the A.T.M.'s into believing they were carrying a full complement of cash.

He falls in love with a beautiful young woman, Margarete (Isolda Dychauk), and the devil contrives a way for him to gratify his passion, though in such a manner as to trick him and leave him more horrified than ever.

It takes something as profound as love to trick us into putting aside our conflicting interests and mistrust long enough to mate, and sometimes even to raise a family together.

The more recent attacks were not as technically advanced, relying on a common technique known as phishing to trick users into handing over their passwords.

Annoyingly, the articles are undated, as if to trick us into acknowledging their timelessness.

"For trans people we're just so often seen as trying to trick people".

Instead, he kept his guard up so as not to trick himself into believing a child could reciprocate his feelings.

Instead, he kept his guard up so as not to trick himself into believing a child could reciprocate his feelings.  .