Sentence examples for cheats of from inspiring English sources

"He learned from the cheats of Barcelona".

Titus and Berenice, adapted from Molière, and The Cheats of Scapin, adapted from Jean Racine, were published together in 1677.

Here at the Olympics, we encounter drug cheats of either sex who get thrown out, not to mention those who manage to sneak by.

Moreover, the crux of the song is the defiant line: "Just think, while you've been getting down and out about the liars and the dirty, dirty cheats of the world, you could've been getting down to this sick beat".

So it was that Thursday's news that Merritt had successfully overturned the IOC's controversial rule 45, banning convicted drugs cheats — of which he is one — from competing in a subsequent Olympics landed in his homeland with a dull thud.

Swift reminded us to forget about the liars and the dirty, dirty cheats of the world, and to get down to this sick beat; the Rock enacted her words earnestly, hopping to her sick beat with lightness and verve, running his hand over his shiny bald head when Swift sang about hella good hair.

Medical costs have already made cheats out of us all.

Medical costs have made cheats out of us all.

The alternative is having a segment of society cheated out of productive jobs and lives.

They've been cheated out of nine years of fandom!

They have been cheated out of the most elementary ways of teaching themselves — and therefore cheated out of pleasure.