Sentence examples for big gimmick from inspiring English sources

There's one big gimmick, however.

Amai's big gimmick is that many of the sweets available with tea, are also made from tea.

The show's big gimmick is that the designs that draw a bid will be available the next day in the store that made the winning bid and online immediately.

The big gimmick, however, is Selig's decision to award the home-field advantage in the World Series to the team from the league that wins the All-Star Game.

The original Storm's big gimmick was that the entire screen was clickable, like a mouse button — but it wound up requiring too much effort to press the on-screen keys, like a manual typewriter.

Once we have gotten over the big gimmick -- we're a jury deciding the fate of a doctor arraigned for murder, at a time when the performer himself is awaiting trial for perjury he is charged with committing when he successfully sued a London tabloid for libel 13 years ago -- we're bound to ask whether we're watching a tense, inventive courtroom drama.

In any case, the DoubleTime's big gimmicks are its flip-open design and the internal and external touchscreens mounted on either side of the top half.

One of the biggest gimmicks was the "Air View" feature, which supposedly allowed the user to see some of a program's content by hovering their finger over it.

"This is the biggest financial gimmick that this state and this country have ever seen," Mr. Kean said during the conference call.

Birmingham will take centre stage at Edgbaston on Friday night when the latest, maybe biggest, marketing gimmick in English county cricket becomes a reality.

Netflix's biggest binge gimmick, though, is how it schedules seasons of its high profile original productions: It releases all the episodes simultaneously.