Sentence examples for be able to trick from inspiring English sources

And when he does catch up with them, will they be able to trick the trickster?

For example, an attacker may be able to trick a user into typing her username and password into a dummy site, in order to collect keystroke patterns and other information, Adida says.

Most cannily, the department of philosophy at the University of North Texas announced in 2011 its "Philosophy of Food Project", no doubt having noticed which way the wind was blowing, and presumably hoping that it would be able to trick food-obsessives into hard thinking about other topics.

Anybody will be able to trick them.

One fun benefit of this is if your photo is semi-professional looking, you may be able to trick your friends on Facebook into thinking your submission was chosen for the official Apple ad.

"It's easy to see how a practical joker might be able to trick his neighbours into thinking his toilet is possessed as it squirts water and blows warm air unexpectedly on their intended victim, but it's hard to imagine how serious hardened cybercriminals would be interested in this security hole," he told the BBC.

"What she got out of it [is] a chance to do some good for some kids who otherwise wouldn't be able to trick-or-treat like she did," Rudolph said.

Nevertheless, I was proud that I had been able to trick her.

By applying the synthesized hydrocarbons to ants, the researchers are able to trick colony mates into attacking one of their own.

I overheard a little girl whining about not being able to trick or treat and the dad said: 'Come on, it will be fun.

He told his listeners in Belgrade that he was able to trick his guards because "the fools are all busy celebrating Christmas".