Sentence examples for deceive before from inspiring English sources

But Mr Cameron has flattered to deceive before.

Cousin Vinny flattered to deceive before finishing unplaced, his jockey reporting that the trip was too short on the ground.

Rather than the intergalactic action adventure that this precis might suggest, the novel is a leisurely exploration of multiple societies, power-politics and race relations, in which discursive plot lines deceive before cohering in a satisfying finale.

When Australia pegged Britain back with a try just before the interval, some spectators saw a familiar scenario unfolding: plucky Brits flattering to deceive before slipping to inevitable defeat against rugby league's world masters.

Making assertions like the previous statement will help you build your argument, by proving it or: Counter argue, 'but have your senses never deceived you before?

"People have never been so deceived before, and we never had such a candidate as Yushchenko to vote for before".

But looks are deceiving: before long, Mr. Newman has reverted to Butch Cassidy type, joining Linda Fiorentino in one more caper that is not the only daring move in Marek Kanievska's film.

Likewise, if you have trust issues because you've been burnt before, you might say from the get-go: "Listen, I've been deceived before.

Lay's testimony shows investors were deceived long before they ever heard Fastow's name.

Federal securities regulators have charged a wireless communications company and three former executives with deceiving investors before and after a 1997 initial public offering.

When the influential Mahrez deceived Paul Dummett before whipping in a fabulous cross, they seemed immune to the danger from the late dashing Ulloa who was permitted to advance unimpeded before heading Leicester's second goal.