Sentence examples for deploy a trick from inspiring English sources
The two actresses, who are friends, said that in rehearsals it was hard to hate each other, so they had to deploy a trick or two.
'She' deploys a favourite trick, a sudden swell of closely chorused backing vocals (courtesy of a band that includes both her brother and sister) before galloping away with increasingly aggressive drums.
Having been duped, the President now seeks to deploy a cheap political trick.
Hackers deploy a variety of tricks to gain access to your computer but a fight-back has begun.
That they hadn't just cynically deployed left-liberal language as a trick to lure kids away from the NDP, but would actually take things like electoral reform and reconciliation seriously?
Richter, optimizing his aesthetic relative to his technical skills, deployed this trick a lot early in his career, and we see it in a third painting, Sailors, from 1966.
To make his point, he deploys a very Gladwellian trick: he shoots off on an anecdote.
And it can employ a tax exemption that puts income from its overseas lending activities beyond the reach of the U.S. government -- a trick that GE uses, and has, in the past, deployed lobbyists to defend.
