Sentence examples for deadly tricks from inspiring English sources

An active volcano has deadly tricks to play.

Or they think they do, and then, after they turn off one mechanism, they discover that the tumor has other deadly tricks in reserve.

This one is a series of short, sharp shockers: gothic fantasies played out with noughties accessories (in one, a boy gets up to deadly tricks with his mobile phone).

The bosses are often impressively surreal – they include, for example, a chicken with flaming wings constructed from different-coloured yarn and a couple of buttons, and Squashini, a pumpkin-headed illusionist who attempts to play deadly tricks on Kirby.

Had cancer just revealed one of its fundamental deadly tricks?

Best's deadliest trick was to take the ball so close to a defender that when he beat him recovery was impossible, and after about 15 minutes of his debut he body-swerved Williams into performing a complete blundering circle.

He made her a white woman, presumably to satisfy Victorian sensibilities, but otherwise "She who must be obeyed" was up to her deadly African tricks, casting her spell over men in the Modjadji manner.

It's a remarkable and multi-layered mediation on death, self-harm and danger, woven around the famous and sometimes deadly bullet-catch trick.

Pre-Google, his charming JR Hartley ads performed the magic trick of turning the deadly dull Yellow Pages into a repository of delight, a theatre of dreams.

American actor Treat Williams guest starred in the episode as himself playing William Sullivan, the character in the film The Pandora Strain that Bart uses to trick everyone into believing a deadly virus has actually spread.

Hull's coach John Kear hailed the "genius" of Nathan Blacklock after seeing the Australian winger destroy the Huddersfield Giants with a dazzling display of deadly finishing which brought him a memorable hat-trick of tries.