Sentence examples for famous trick from inspiring English sources

Shaffer's famous trick, borrowed from Chinese theatre, is to reverse darkness and light.

Was Jupp Heynckes simply repeating the former West Germany coach Sepp Herberger's famous trick from the 1954 World Cup?

He does not repeat his famous trick of throwing cards into a watermelon, but instead alludes to it with a visual joke involving classical statuary.

We carry on writing in bursts throughout 2002, until I was used to sitting at the end of a piano while Elton did his famous trick of penning entire songs in the time it would take me to finish my coffee.

Oddly enough the tun state, their most famous trick, is also the least versatile.

It's almost like that famous trick where a magician drops pieces of rope into a hat, then pulls out the whole length intact: Scientists can now smuggle up to 17 snippets of DNA into a cell and--presto --out comes and--presto --outluenzand--presto --out

L.S.U. won the national championship in 1958, and beat Ole Miss on Halloween night in 1959 with a famous trick-or-treat punt return by Billy Cannon, a moment of such unbound ardor that men tossed their radios into the air and women flung their earrings.

Tells about one of his famous tricks.

"I don't want to end up being a circus act, doing my most famous tricks when I'm 70".

"I finally said yes because I'm not getting any younger and all of my famous tricks are dead by now.

Houdini, who was not born in Appleton as he sometimes claimed but in Hungary in 1874, would be unlikely to be upset by the revelation of one of his most famous tricks.