Sentence examples for but to cheat from inspiring English sources

"But to cheat, that's another thing.

"But to survive, these employees had little option but to cheat.

To cheat, OK, but to cheat and then celebrate cheating, that is the worst thing you can do".

"To have your wife cheat on you is bad enough, but to cheat with a deaf and blind man!" "We don't choose who we love," my grandmother whispered.

BBC London has heard from six former teachers who spoke of a culture of intimidation where some felt they had no choice but to cheat or leave.

In an effort to keep their opponent honest, each side is left with no choice but to cheat.

Much of that was due not to good-faith error but to cheating by tax preparers, whose fees often depend on the size of the refund or who lend money to clients in anticipation of their checks.

After what I saw, I said we are going to make it easier to vote but harder to cheat".

But tendency to cheat just may be linked to our genes.

He was taking advantage of every other player on every other team who was injured but refused to cheat and break the law so they could give their team an unfair advantage.

"I used to work for Harvey Hartsell, but he tried to cheat me on my shares.