Sentence examples for into a ruse from inspiring English sources

The movie stars Sudeikis as a drug dealer who ropes a stripper (Aniston) and two teenagers into a ruse in which they pretend to be his family members and help him smuggle marijuana out of Mexico.

"Any time you enter into a ruse that involves the media, it creates a real distrust between the police and the folks we rely on," said Dekmar, who is police chief in LaGrange, Georgia.

Mr. Gottlieb represented Peter Braunstein, a former magazine writer who was convicted in May of dressing as a firefighter in a ruse to get into a former colleague's apartment, where he sexually abused her.

The objects in the California investigation were sometimes smuggled into the United States using a ruse that seems comical.

At the end of his lectures, he broke into rhyme: "I see a ruse / intentionally constructed to confuse the news / well, I've taken it upon myself to defuse the clues / so that you can choose / and to demonstrate the objectivity of the methods I use".

Back at camp, Pritchard's adjutant was almost fooled into letting Davis escape by a ruse.

The poor devils were terrified; suspicious of a ruse, I stared into the darkness while I motioned them back against the wall with my revolver.

The C.I.A. never did an assessment to determine how a ruse had turned into a full-blown international incident, officials said, nor was anyone held accountable.

Two young children and a caregiver were killed Friday by a man wielding a knife who had used a ruse to get into a day care center in the village of Dendermonde, 20 miles from Brussels, the police said.

So, when the Central Intelligence Agency admitted sponsoring a hepatitis vaccination campaign as a ruse to get into a compound in Pakistan to confirm that Osama bin Laden was there, and the White House said it had contemplated wiping out the residence with a drone missile, it was not far-fetched for Taliban leaders to assume that other vaccinators worked for the drone pilots.

Many suspected the move was a ruse to lull them into complacency.