Sentence examples for continue to trick from inspiring English sources

As long as terrorist networks can continue to trick America and its allies into equating a period of peace with enemy weakness, we will continue to fall victim to their plots.

As the wingnut right amplifies its hate-filled, intolerant messaging and the various one-hit-wonder tea party candidates continue to trick voters into believing that "famous for being famous" is a qualification for national office, it's easy to fall off the reality wagon and label the United States as a center-right or maybe even far-right nation.

A spokesperson for HM Passport Office says: "It's totally unacceptable that unscrupulous companies are continuing to trick people into paying for information which is available free of charge from Her Majesty's Passport Office.

A spokesperson for Her Majesty's Passport Office told us: "It's totally unacceptable that unscrupulous companies are continuing to trick people into paying for information which is available free of charge by Her Majesty's Passport Office.

Stem cells continue to reveal new tricks.

DC's arch-rivals Marvel continue to pull off the trick of making each new superhero movie feel like a breath of fresh air.

Dog trainer Kyra Sundance says, "Don't be surprised if this becomes his favorite way of getting your attention!" Once your dog has mastered this trick, continue to practice it during sessions as a review, but don't push it.

If you keep tuning in from week-to-week with your silly antennas, then show runners will continue to use their old tricks to keep you watching.

An open-ended inspection process, he suggested, would allow Iraq to continue to "string along" and "play tricks" with the international community.

Public sentiment is overwhelmingly against these and other tax avoidance tricks that continue to benefit corporations that are already seeing record high profits.

Zhou points out the timeless pranks, techniques, and tricks that continue to be recycled and revamped by contemporary masters of cinema, including Wes Anderson, Jackie Chan, and Bill Murray, both in front of and behind the camera. .