Sentence examples for cheat call from inspiring English sources

If the pile is big, and you have very little chance of getting away with a cheat, call cheat before your turn comes up on someone you think might be cheating.

Botham, emboldened by the fact that Australian news broadcasts have been leading with his calling Philip Hughes a cheat, calls Philip Hughes a cheat again.

It took special aim at a headline in the Times, "Casino Says it Likely Cheated," calling it "inflammatory and defamatory".

Biswas, Mary Yes, but I have three wishes:That the PM and government would become more truthful, and stop lying and cheating (called 'spin').

It's also sad, and bleak, and – it wasn't a total cheat to call it a thriller – scary.

Mr. Asness concluded that "stocks ain't cheap, and you have to cheat to call them cheap".

It felt like a cheat to call the show The Jump when what the celebrities were actually doing barely even qualified as a bob.

The person trying to find you may cheat and call your phone and then listen for your ring tone.

"I also want to make sure that if a nation cheats like China has cheated, we call them on the carpet and don't let it continue," he told a crowd in Virginia.

And is it cheating to call The Times's 900 number to get answers?

Its portraits — particularly that of Sarah, the mother of doomed Captain Trevor and the furtive wife of idealism-scarred Francis Beck — seem so clearly ripped from microscopic observation that it's cheating to call them fiction.