Sentence examples for create a trick from inspiring English sources
(The amazing Coupling Shot preset even lets you create a trick photo of you and a companion standing together, without involving a passer-by to hold the camera. You take turns shooting each other, half the photograph at a time).
Having trouble typing on the phone while holding the card to his forehead, Dodge exclaims, "This is an iPhone, I'm from Microsoft!" "We wanted to create a trick somebody could just download and do instantly with no instructions," says Penn. "We also wanted a trick that would fool the shit out of people".
From these the artist came up with the idea to perforate the panels that would coat the flue stack, creating an optic construction rife with the moiré effect, a visual mathematical phenomenon where lines or dots superimposed onto another set of lines or dots, set at different angles, create a trick of perception.
Create a trick combo, moving fluidly from one trick to the next.
West led the spade nine, a mild deception that sometimes creates a trick for the defense.
To create an illusion, you must trick someone into believing something untrue.
VISUAL TRICKS As for decor, you can use visual tricks to create an illusion of space.
Each 46-inch LT-46149 ($3,299) and 52-inch LT-52149 ($3,699) includes an "integrated sound projector," a 16-speaker array that uses timing tricks to create an illusion of sound coming from all sides.
Leicester's scrum and driving maul were in witheringly good working order and at fly-half Toby Flood was able to get away with a couple of duff passes in the first half to provide enough assured and skilful touches to help create a hat-trick of tries for the wing Adam Thompstone, who was promoted to his first start for Leicester when Scott Hamilton pulled out with a dodgy quad.
My motive in managing the assets of my late daughter's scholarship fund, the genesis of the program, was to grow the fund tax-free for the benefit of the nonprofit, not create a "stupid tax trick" or "scheme" for donors.
Bettman said those games, and the All-Star Game in January, created a hat trick of "very expensive events to put on, very complicated to put on" that creates a "logistical nightmare" for the league.
