Sentence examples for but works a from inspiring English sources

It'll be funnier for movie buffs, but works a treat regardless of how many references you can cross off.

ROUTINE Generally is in the office by 9 30 a.m. and out by 5 30 p.m., but works a lot of weekends.

The crude silver-tape patch that mimics the camera window does not fool pedestrians but "works a treat" in making motorists brake, he says.Such dummy devices have long enlivened roads and not only in Britain.

It wouldn't be so bad if he was a little more visible the rest of the time – George Clooney has had heaps of flops in recent years, but works a tux well, so all is forgiven.

Ember also has released a travel mug too, pricier but works a treat.

On those days when you feel, yet again, like you are the problem and are tempted to break No Contact to return to the bosom and love-bombing of your cult, uh, I mean family, here's a simple trick that sounds silly but works a treat.

We may still be couch potatoes, but working a console of vast new reach and possibilities.

Maybe I was just dumb, but working a car radio shouldn't require a degree in programming.

But working an allotment is hard work and over time it transpired that these rewards weren't enough.

He doesn't go to an office, but he works a lot.

But it works a bit differently than you might imagine.