Sentence examples for dangerous tricks from inspiring English sources
Just because you can snowboard, doesn't mean you're immortal and can practice dangerous tricks and not be in danger.
The slowly stoked atmosphere of tension is leavened by the less dangerous tricks Mr. Drummond performs.
(The occasional free-verse layout is another of Mr. Winslow's potentially dangerous tricks).
It's not like doing dangerous tricks on the television -- I don't think it's a Do Not Try This at Home type thing.
Snowboarders and skiers shared the slopes amicably, probably because the most extreme among the boarders spent their days flying on the half-pipe or doing dangerous tricks in one of two terrain parks.
Mr. Tanis turns a silk scarf into a wand, then prepares to eat fire, one of the most dangerous tricks he performs and an unusually daring one for a child's birthday party.
But it is a dangerous trick to attempt in the 21st century.
There is a famous, and dangerous, illusionist's effect called the Bullet Catch; it is, of course, an elaborate and dangerous trick.
One or two have stolen electricity using hook-ups from the power lines, a dangerous trick in a world made of sun-baked cardboard and wood.
Ofcom said that it broke the broadcasting code for using the strongest foul language and showing a dangerous trick that children could easily imitate.
April 6 2013 April 21 201313 The most dangerous trick in the history of magic shows, according to the illusionist William Wonder (the Scottish writer, director, and performer Rob Drummond), is the one where a gun is fired, point-blank, at the face of the magician, and he catches the bullet between his front teeth.
