Sentence examples for latest ruse from inspiring English sources
Mr Sarkozy's latest ruse, though, takes a big step further.
They will simply be getting a subsidised hand-up in this latest ruse to boost homeownership.
Which brings us to Jerry Hall, the West End producers' latest ruse to get audiences into the theatre.
Her latest ruse is loud public commentary on the people we cycle past on the school run.
The latest ruse might bring down fear of crime for a while, but it is unlikely to end the menace of the motochorros.
The move was exposed by WikiLeaks and the Guardian as the latest ruse to prevent the Chagos islanders from ever returning to their homeland.
Immigrants share tips and hunches about ways to outwit the system, even as immigration judges try to discover the claimants' latest ruses.
Cynics say that the latest is a ruse by the British government, embodied in its Commission for Africa, to show a soft face in foreign policy ahead of a general election.
The deal struck by Bob Marley's family this week to license the reggae legend's image to the world's first cannabis product has revealed the marketeer's latest money-spinning ruse: buying up the image rights to dead celebrities.
Yet skepticism would be a polite way of describing the reaction of the Palestinians and much of the world, who view his steps as either too little too late or a ruse aimed at buying time to pursue his real agenda.
All across the strip, from this refugee camp near the southern border to Gaza City in the north, Gazans say they believe that the Israelis' latest steps are a ruse.
