Sentence examples for bluff it out from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, Britain was just going to have to bluff it out.

Far from trying to bluff it out, dear Lars tweeted "Ha ha" and deleted the photo.

The imperative to bluff, it turns out, is inherent.

Bluffing, it turns out, has a mathematical basis and can be optimized just as other actions can.

Any Westminster politician who rules it out is surely bluffing.

Once it comes up, he thinks he can bluff his way out of it.

"So many poker players play off the back that it's almost a personal affront to their manhood if you bluff them out of a pot.

She doesn't care if you bluff her out as long as she plays a good game.

"Most other people are trying to outplay you — bluff you out of pots, trying to get a read on you," Bloch told me.

That, of course, dates back to the days of George H W Bush, who used to take his August break at his family home on a magnificent bluff jutting out from southern Maine into the Atlantic Ocean.

The N train comes out of the ground near Pacific Bell Park, and we alight into a blaze of orange and black -- the proud old Giants colors from the old days under Coogan's Bluff, transplanted out here on Willie Mays's rippling back in 1958.