The phrase "astonishing tricks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe impressive or surprising feats, often in the context of magic, performance, or skill.
Example: "The magician captivated the audience with his astonishing tricks, leaving everyone in awe."
Alternatives: "amazing feats" or "incredible maneuvers".
Personally more amped, but substantively just as bland, the GOP nominee pulled off only one truly astonishing trick: maintaining the attitude of someone on the high wire while, in reality, creeping close to the ground.
The program also included dances filled with stately gliding patterns, fast footwork and some astonishing acrobatic tricks, among them hectic scuttling on all fours with backs to the ground, jacknifing flips and crouching women spinning like tops.
Then the triumphal climax, an astonishing card trick where shuffled cards from two decks aligned in order.
She admits it has been a struggle to recover from the psychological trauma of the cyber attacks and the astonishing hat-trick of Olympic disqualifications – unusual even for a sport where collisions and crashes are an occupational hazard.
After wandering the world for 15 years, Eisenheim (now played by Mr. Norton) returns to Vienna in command of an astonishing bag of tricks.
With an escape as astonishing as a Houdini trick, within weeks the family -- now penniless -- found themselves in England, and after some months arrived in Nashville, Tennessee.
Use sleight of hand to make your card tricks seem more astonishing.
They supplemented their income by doing séances for rich people's dinner parties — announcing beforehand that everything was a trick, and then astonishing those present with revelations about their personal lives and connections with their dear departed.
The Ghost Army War, deception and art come together in the astonishing story of American GIs who tricked the enemy with rubber tanks, sound effects and carefully crafted illusions during World War II.
