Sentence examples for if one trick from inspiring English sources

If one trick ends with two coins on the table, see if you can follow it with a trick that begins with two coins.

If regulators catch on to one trick, landlords find another.

The move would concede the match if the Italians fulfilled their contract, but would let the Americans tie if they beat the contract by one trick, or win if they beat it by two tricks.

He could have been held to one trick if West had known that it was right to cash his black aces and lead the club four: East's spade winners would then take care of West's losing diamond.

If you listen to One Trick Pony and Hearts & Bones before diving in, the shock will be greater.

I thought, if this one trick can protect a ten thousand man march through country after country of hostile territory, it can probably work for a silly school paper.

If I had one trick that I used over and over again as the Frugal Traveler, it was picking the unusual or less-traveled destination.

If that was one trick even he couldn't pull off, then we can be sure of something: as Bowie's influence stretches far and wide, seeping into the work of those whose lives he touched, we will get to see him reborn countless times over the coming decades.

So what if he's a one trick pony?

One trick if booking a small car is to ensure it is a four-door model.

They missed one trick, though: if Lego had produced a commemorative scale model of the superb Øresund Bridge that lends its name to the Swedish-Danish crime series that ends Saturday, then Nordicana would be the perfect tribute to Britain's strange, enduring love for Scandinavia.