Sentence examples for in trick of from inspiring English sources

Age 4+ The Bookbinder Assembly Roxy There are shades of Coraline and dark fairytales in Trick of the Light's award-winning show from New Zealand that uses shadow puppetry, paper art and music.

Those concepts were broadened in Tricks of the Trade (1998), which discussed effective and meaningful research methods in the social sciences.

The tastes of the monarchy, in a trick of bad timing, were simultaneously exposed in the inaugural exhibition at the new lower-level galleries.

It's as if, in a trick of the eye, your grandmother's chandelier were made to look modern.

But it then engaged in tricks redolent of the mischievous characters in Bulgakov's "The Master and Margarita", not a respectable government.

A lesson in perspective, a trick of light?

By Howard Moss The New Yorker, December 27 , 1982P. 44 A lesson in perspective, a trick of light?

The New Yorker, December 27 , 1982P. 44 A lesson in perspective, a trick of light?

But Dr. Hecht believes that the droplet shape was in part a trick of low-resolution images and lighting.

In a neat trick of replacement theology, Obama, referred to as "the Jewish president," becomes the real Jew on whom election has fallen figuratively as well as ­literally.

Sunday's visit to Manchester United in an intriguing trick of timing.